Stone blue satin embroidered gold dragon cotton court coat

[Stone Blue Satin Embroidered Golden Dragon Cotton Gown]

Stone Blue Satin Embroidered Golden Dragon Cotton Gown, Qing Qianlong, with a body length of 130 centimeters, a shoulder width of 40 centimeters, a hem width of 120 centimeters, and a left and right train length of 80 centimeters each. The old collection of the Qing Palace
Silk jacket. Round neck, opposite Jin, left and right train, with a gold rim. Two rising golden dragons are embroidered on the stone brocade ground, and colorful embroidery patterns such as flying bats and sea water cliffs are embroidered, with the characters of pearl hunting, coral rice beads and longevity in the middle, and the outer ring is decorated with flowers and flowers inlaid with coral, turquoise, and gold plates, which are connected by coral nails and pearl rows. The court coat is decorated with 9 silver gilded dragon pattern buckles. Inside, there is a red dark cloud hanging in a gold satin woven with the character “Yunlong Jinshou”, with a thin cotton wadding in the middle
This court coat is made with a variety of craftsmanship and embroidery techniques, with distinct layers of patterns and a prominent three-dimensional feel. “Pingjin and the process of catching rice beads are not uncommon in Qing Dynasty clothing, but the use of gold plate inlaid with beads to decorate empress clothing was first created during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.”
This court coat is used by Empress Xiaoxian Chun of the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty in the autumn and winter. It is worn over the court robe and combined with the court robe and skirt to form a formal dress. It is used for the Three Holy Festivals of New Year’s Day, Wanshou, and Winter Solstice, as well as other major ceremonial occasions.

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