Moon White Tapered Silk Cloud Dragon Pattern Single Dynasty Robe

[Moon White Kesi Cloud Dragon Pattern Single Court Robe]

Moon White Kesi Cloud Dragon Pattern Single Court Robe is made during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 148 centimeters, a total length of 190 centimeters at both sleeves, a cuff of 16 centimeters, and a hem of 146 centimeters. The collar is 100cm horizontally and 33cm vertically. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The court robe has a round neck, a right lapel, a shawl collar, horseshoe sleeves, and the upper and lower garments are connected. The shawl collar and back are hanging with bright yellow tapers and red coral clouds. The patterns on the body of the robe are: one dragon in the front, one dragon in the back, two dragons in the back, two dragons in the front, one dragon in the back, nine dragons in the front, nine dragons in the back, one dragon in the front, and two dragons in the back, one dragon in the back, one dragon in the sleeve, and two dragons in the collar. In addition, a dragon one is decorated at the waist curtain of the inner skirt, a dragon four is formed at the folds, and a dragon one is decorated at the hem. There are twelve chapters in the front and back of the garment, and the lower edge is decorated with eight treasures and flat water patterns
According to the Qing Dynasty code, this month’s white robe was worn by the emperor during the autumn equinox festival
The Yellow Stripe Book: “Gaozong. A single robe with white moon tapestry and gold border, two coral clouds on the back, four coral pendants, and eight rice beads.”

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