Stone Blue Satin Embroidery with Three Blue Flowers and Butterflies

[Stone Blue Satin Embroidery with Three Blue Flower Butterflies Format Large Swept Shoulder]

Stone Blue Satin Embroidery with Three Blue Flower Butterflies Format Swept Shoulder, Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 141 centimeters, a shoulder width of 40 centimeters, and a hem width of 108 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This garment is made of silk. Long style, round neck, double breasted, sleeveless, train open from left to right. The collar and placket are decorated with a natural woven deer bird pattern and a blue flower pattern with a taped edge each, and the outer edge is decorated with a satin edge of cyan pigment. Four gold plated flower clasps decorated with copper. The collar is tied with a yellow paper label with an ink book, and the front side reads: “A stone blue satin embroidered flower pattern jacket”; On the back: “Received on May 17th, the second year of Tongzhi reign, delivered by Shen Kui.”. The lining of the garment is made of bright yellow peony and chrysanthemum patterned dark floral silk. This large waistcoat is decorated with two to three color halos, using embroidery techniques such as flat needles, wrapped needles, and nested needles on a stone blue satin ground to embroider patterns of three blue butterflies and orchids. The composition is vivid and realistic, the colors are clean and elegant, and the embroidery is exquisite and exquisite. This method of using three blue colors was very popular in the clothing of empresses in the late Qing Dynasty.

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