[Fragrant Color Satin Makeup Flower Eight Group Pleasure Meeting Cotton Robe]
Fragrant Color Satin Makeup Flower Eight Group Pleasure Meeting Cotton Robe was made in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 139 centimeters, two sleeve lengths of 182 centimeters, cuff width of 20 centimeters, hem width of 129 centimeters, and left and right train length of 78 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a round neck, a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve end, and a train that opens from left to right. “Stone blue satin embroidered with multicolored flower collars, lapels, and sleeves, stone blue satin rims, stone blue plain satin cotton sleeves, lake color, meandering water, small groups of dragons, and dark flower satin lining, with thin cotton threads.”. Five silver plated light element buckles
The fabric of the cotton robe is made of fragrant and colored satin, decorated with a pattern of makeup flowers, eight groups of happy encounters, and decorated with colorful Xiangfeng, deer carrying treasure bottles, folded flowers, and lofts and pavilions. The composition is sparse and clear, the color is elegant, and there is no loss of elegance in the calm. The makeup flower weaving is exquisite, with evenly twisted gold and clear jacquard patterns. Although the luster of the gold thread is not as bright as ordinary gold, the fabric is relatively wear-resistant
This is a Qing Dynasty auspicious dress. With a yellow stripe attached, it is written in ink: “On the 22nd day of the first month of the 14th year of Qianlong’s reign, Wang Changgui presented it to the public, and there was a fragrant colored satin woven multicoloured butterfly female cotton robe.”; “A fragrant colored satin woven eight regiments of multicolored double butterfly water-free cotton robe.”.
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香色八团喜相逢妆花缎绵袍领口局部
香色八团喜相逢妆花缎绵袍下摆局部

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