Royal blue satin embroidered cloud crane pattern formal robe

[Royal Blue Satin Embroidered Cloud Crane Pattern Suit Robe]

Royal Blue Satin Embroidered Cloud Crane Pattern Suit Robe is a clear and smooth robe with a length of 134 centimeters, a full length of 137 centimeters at both sleeves, and a width of 54 centimeters at the hem. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This garment is made in Suzhou and is made of silk. Round standing neck, large lapel, right lapel, narrow flat sleeves, no train. The fabric is embroidered with flying crane and auspicious cloud patterns on a sapphire blue satin floor using flat needles, wrapped needles, stitches, and plain gold. The edge of the garment is decorated with a long round “longevity” character woven gold satin edge. Five gold plated flower clasps decorated with copper. Clothes lined with lake dyed silk lining
The toilet robe is one of the casual clothes worn by the empresses of the Qing Dynasty. It belongs to the same type of straight robe as the shirts and cloaks, and is often worn over the ‘0611’ garment, waistcoat, or mandarin jacket. This robe is a set of royal blue satin embroidered cloud crane pattern jacket, and is made at the same time. In addition, the toilet robes are all rolled with a single (taped) edge, which is also very rare among the casual clothes of empresses in the Qing Dynasty.

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