Shi Qing Yarn Embroidered Eight regimented Dragon Single Coat

[Shi Qing Yarn Embroidered Eight regimented Dragon Single Coat]

Shi Qing Yarn Embroidered Eight regimented Dragon Single Coat was made during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 146 centimeters, a total length of 178 centimeters at both sleeves, a width of 23 centimeters at the cuff, a width of 124 centimeters at the hem, and a length of 88 centimeters at the rear train. The old collection of the Qing Palace
It has a round neck, a placket, flat sleeve ends, and a train that opens back. One copper plated flower carving buckle
The dragon coat is made of stone blue yarn with a diameter of 8 groups of threads embroidered with patterns of dragons and cloud bats. The lower hem is embroidered with patterns of water, blessing, mountains, and longevity. The sleeve end is embroidered with dragon, cloud, and water, inlaid with a stone blue woven gold satin border. Embroidering a pattern with a single thread all over the body, the gold thread edge highlights the luster of the gold thread and the magnificence of the colored silk against the background of the stone blue yarn. All the patterned parts are lined with cyan pigment yarn, making them comfortable and cool to wear in summer
This is the auspicious dress for the Empress of the Qing Dynasty. With a yellow stripe attached, it is written in ink: “A water jacket with a multicolored and eight regimented dragons nailed to the ground with a stone blue yarn”; “A single coat with water on the eight regimented dragons of Shiqing Yarn was collected on the 6th day of February, the 12th year of Jiaqing.”


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