[Light blue ocean pattern dark flower Thai West satin Pipa placket cotton small waistband]
Light blue ocean pattern dark flower Thai West satin Pipa placket cotton small waistband, Qing Xuantong (20th century), clothing length 61cm, hem width 72cm, shoulder width 40cm. Clothes are produced in Europe and are made in Beijing
Round neck, right embellished pipa placket, sleeveless, with left and right train opening. Lined in shallow lake pigment spinning, with thin cotton wadding. The surface is made of blue dark flower satin, with ocean flower patterns woven in color, and is decorated with three narrow edges of cyan satin. The overall combination is simple and elegant, making it a classic decorative style of late Qing Taixi satin
The camisole is one of the casual clothes worn by the empress concubines of the Qing Dynasty, often paired with a shirt and robe.
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