Stone cyan tapestry with five colors and eight patterns

“Stone Cyan Carved Silk Fabric with Five Colors and Eight Groups”

Stone Cyan Carved Silk Fabric with Five Colors and Eight Groups is a Jiaqing style garment of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 147 centimeters, a total length of 167 centimeters at both sleeves, a width of 19 centimeters at the cuff, a width of 124 centimeters at the hem, a length of 83 centimeters at the back, a diameter of 29 centimeters at the front chest and back, and a diameter of 26 centimeters at both shoulders and at the front and back of the hem. The old collection of the Qing Palace
It has a round neck, a placket, flat sleeves, and a train that opens back. Using a two-to-five-color halo technique, the jacket is woven on a stone cyan plain ground using techniques such as flat tapestry, overlapping tapestry, and long and short tapestry to weave two shoulders, with a total of four groups of colored clouds and gold dragon patterns in the front and back, and four groups of Kui Long Qing Shou patterns in the front and back of the hem, as well as patterns such as seawater river cliffs. The jacket is lined with a moon white lotus patterned dark patterned silk lining, with a copper gilded hollow buckle on the collar and a stone blue satin buckle on the left
This format is used for the auspicious clothing of the Qing Dynasty. The material of the coat is finely woven, the composition of the round flowers is rigorous and smooth, and the colors are rich and colorful, making it a masterpiece of the Qing Jiaqing Dynasty’s tapestry
There is a yellow paper label with ink on the neckline, and the front side reads: “Received on October 18th, 19th, Jiaqing, and presented to the office.” The back side reads: “Look at the stone green silk, four groups of gold dragons on top, four groups of Kui dragons on the bottom, and one piece of water jacket.”.

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