Bright yellow satin embroidered Lan Gui Qi Fang style ‘0611’ clothing

[Bright Yellow Satin Embroidered Langui Qifang Clothes]

Bright Yellow Satin Embroidered Langui Qifang Clothes have a clear and smooth body length of 104 centimeters, two sleeves of 114 centimeters in total length, cuff width of 31 centimeters, hem width of 114 centimeters, and left and right train length of 73 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The dress has a round neck, a large front and a right lapel, flat sleeves, and a train that opens from left to right. “0611” clothing adopts a combination of two to four color halos and a halo removal decoration method. On bright yellow satin ground, colored embroidery with osmanthus and magnolia patterns is carried out using needle techniques such as needle sets, flat needles, stitches, and plain gold, harmoniously embodying the “orchid and osmanthus Qi Fang” motif. The interior of the garment is lined with a pink butterfly pattern inside a diameter yarn, and the outer part of the garment is inlaid with a stone blue satin embroidered magnolia, osmanthus flower collar, sleeve edges, and a stone blue ten thousand word woven gold satin edge. The inner part is studded with a fragrant color two dragons playing with beads, and a silk ribbon is woven, decorated with three copper gilded flower buttons
The “0611” dress in this format is a casual dress for the imperial concubines in the palace. The pattern is realistic, full of life flavor, and the embroidery is exquisite and meticulous. It is a masterpiece of embroidery during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

明黄色缎绣兰桂齐芳袷『0611』衣背面