Jujube Red Ten Thousand Character Chrysanthemum Pattern Zhangsatin Format Robe

[Zigzag Red Ten Thousand Character Chrysanthemum Pattern Zhangsatin Pattern Robe]

Zigzag Red Ten Thousand Character Chrysanthemum Pattern Zhangsatin Pattern Robe, from Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, has a body length of 148 centimeters, a full length of 180 centimeters at both sleeves, a cuff width of 19 centimeters, a hem width of 127 centimeters, and a left and right train length of 80 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This robe is a common robe worn by empresses of the Qing Dynasty in the spring and autumn seasons. Its style is a round neck with a large lapel on the right, a train that opens from left to right, and a horseshoe shaped sleeve end. The surface is made of jujube red chrysanthemum patterned satin, and the lining is made of moon white small entangled branches and dark flower silk. The chrysanthemum in the robe surface pattern has the auspicious meaning of prolonging life and longevity in ancient Chinese traditional patterns, and together with ten thousand characters, it forms a pattern, implying “prolonging life and longevity.”. The fabric used in this robe is a satin ground fleece fabric. When weaving, the fleece rod is woven into the fabric to form a loop, and then the loop at the pattern is cut as needed to form a warm, tightly standing pile, with a clear pattern and a strong three-dimensional appearance. Clothing made of this fabric is rare in the Qing Dynasty clothing collection in the Forbidden City, and this robe has clear jacquard patterns and exquisite craftsmanship, making it very precious
The neckline is tied with yellow strips, and the ink inscription reads, “A piece of brown Zhangrong style robe”, “Received on the 6th day of February, the 12th year of Jiaqing.”.

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