Bright yellow diameter yarn embroidered multicolored golden dragon small court robe

[Bright Yellow Diameter Yarn Embroidered Five-Colored Golden Dragon Small Court Robe]

Bright Yellow Diameter Yarn Embroidered Five-Colored Golden Dragon Small Court Robe was made in the late Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 79 centimeters, a total length of 114 centimeters on both sleeves, a cuff of 17 centimeters, and a hem of 96 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The court robe has a round neck, a large lapel and a right lapel, horseshoe sleeves, and a draped collar. The robe is made of bright yellow diameter yarn with a gold dragon pattern embroidered on it. The front chest, back, and shoulders are each equipped with a dragon pattern. The waist curtain is lined with four dragons, the front and rear folds are lined with nine dragons, the lower garment is lined with six dragons, and the lapel is lined with one dragon pattern. There are two dragons on the collar, and one dragon on the horseshoe sleeve. Decorated with twelve chapters, five colored clouds, and eight treasures with flat water patterns. The dragon pattern is embroidered with gold thread, supplemented by silver thread and silk thread, making it convex and three-dimensional. Xiangyun, Pingshui, and Lishui are embroidered in three colors, four colors, and seven colors, respectively. The stitch method is an oblique thread string, and a positive thread string. The twelve chapters are all full embroidered, with the techniques of covering, tying, applying, and obliquely winding stitches. The collar and horseshoe sleeves of the robe are all stone blue. Gold ground yarn and round silver thread trim are woven in stone cyan
This small court robe conforms to the standard system of imperial robes in the Qing Dynasty, and should be worn by young Tongzhi or Guangxu emperors in the late Qing Dynasty.

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