Fragrant Colored Kesi Eight Round Cloud Dragon Style Coat

[Fragrant Color Kesi Eight Round Cloud Dragon Pattern Gown]

Fragrant Color Kesi Eight Round Cloud Dragon Pattern Gown, made in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, has a body length of 140 centimeters, two sleeve lengths of 186 centimeters, cuff width of 24 centimeters, hem width of 112 centimeters, and left and right train length of 79 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This coat has a round neck, a right lapel and a large lapel, with sleeves inlaid in the middle, melanin sleeves, horseshoe shaped sleeve ends, and a left and right train. Fragrant colored silk tapestry surface, moon white lotus pattern dark flower satin lining. The whole body is woven into eight groups of golden dragons, with one group of front and back body and one group of two shoulder dragons, and four groups of dragon lines running on the front. In addition, a dragon group is woven in the inner pocket. The eight dragon patterns are interspersed with patterns such as flowing clouds, red bats, flowers, and miscellaneous treasures. The lower picture is decorated with eight treasures standing on the water. The stone cyan tapestry collar is decorated with two main dragons and three main dragons, with two main dragons on each sleeve and one main dragon on each sleeve end. This robe has rich patterns and colors, harmonious color matching, and excellent tapestry. It is a masterpiece reflecting the skill level of tapestry during the Jiaqing period. According to the clothing code of the Qing Dynasty, this eight regimented water dragon robe is a replica of the imperial concubine’s dragon robe, belonging to the auspicious robe. The color of this robe is fragrant and should be worn by concubines who are lower in rank than the empress
The neckline is tied with yellow stripes, and the ink inscription reads: “A piece of fragrant colored tapestry with eight groups of golden dragon robes”, “Received on February 20th, 2016, Jiaqing”.

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