Gray Jade Wall Pattern River Silk Pattern Robe

[Gray Jade Wall Pattern River Silk Pattern Robe]

Gray Jade Wall Pattern River Silk Pattern Robe, from Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, has a body length of 145 centimeters, a total length of 202 centimeters at both sleeves, a cuff width of 19 centimeters, a hem width of 116 centimeters, and a front and rear train length of 58 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This robe has a round neck, a large lapel on the right, horseshoe shaped sleeves, and a train that opens back and forth, without opening left and right. Grey jade wall pattern with dark floral river silk surface, and moon white pigment spun silk lining. This robe has a single color and simple pattern, but the weaving is fine and the jacquard is very clear, reflecting the superb level of weaving technology
This robe is a regular dress. According to the “Da Qing Hui Dian”, the robes of Qing emperors were “colored and patterned as they were worn, with the train opening in four directions.” However, there is no record of the shape of the robes of princes, ministers, and civil and military officials below the emperor
Attached is a yellow slip of paper with an inked book saying, “A piece of grey river silk robe in the form of a long Jin robe.”.

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