Records of the front and back of the Kesi Jiede Hall

[Records of the Front and Back of the Kesi Ring Detang]

Records of the Front and Back of the Kesi Ring Detang during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, 32 centimeters in length and 300 centimeters in width. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The Jiede Hall was built in the 45th year of Qianlong’s reign in the Qing Dynasty (1780) and is located on an island in the west of Jinghu Lake in Chengde Mountain Resort. Emperor Qianlong’s “Records of Jiede Tang” and “Aftermath of Jiede Tang” were written in the 46th year of Qianlong’s reign (1781) in Meng Qiu. The article outlines the implication of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty that “precepts are obtained”, and points out that in his later years, the monarch should abstain from greed for meritorious deeds, be prepared for danger in times of peace, and guard his achievements to show future generations
The front and back notes of the Kesi Jiede Hall are woven from the script of the Emperor Qianlong. The technique of tapestry is not complicated, only common techniques such as flat tapestry and overlapping tapestry can be seen. However, the horizontal width of the hand roll is 300 centimeters, and the width of the tapestry loom also needs 300 centimeters. It is not easy to weave 86 lines of characters vertically, without losing the rhyme of the strokes. The text of the work is evenly arranged and the font size is consistent, demonstrating the exquisite and meticulous craftsmanship of the tapestry
The work is engraved with a “Treasure of the Ancient and Rare Son of Heaven” printed on each size, and a “Zizi” printed on the same day. The head of the hand-rolled bag is decorated with a colorful auspicious cloud pattern made of silk tapestry. The head of the bag is woven with techniques such as structural tapestry and flat tapestry. The head of the bag is woven with colorful auspicious clouds using techniques such as overlapping tapestry, flat tapestry, and long and short tapestry. The head of the bag is also an exquisite work. The Qianlong style is engraved on the inside of the jade section. This scroll is a fully preserved and original framed work.