Cyan brocade

[Cyan Xiaoyang Pattern Satin]

Cyan Xiaoyang Pattern Satin, Xuantong (20th century) of the Qing Dynasty, with a width of 56.5cm. European weaving
The satin weave has eight five-fly yarns, with silver gray silk as warp threads, and the weft threads are spaced in silver white and black strands. The black and white weft lines float and display flowers according to the pattern design, with various organizational changes. Although the pattern is small, the pattern is clear and unique
This foreign brocade is a leftover material used in the palace. It should be a foreign product purchased from a private firm during the reign of Emperor Pu Yi. Although its colors are quiet, its patterns are still interesting, and its pattern style should come from modern Western design