A Framed Chinese Silk Embroidery Panel with Auspicious Motifs
Qing Dynasty (1644-1912); A Chinese silk embroidery panel, likely repurposed from a Qing dynasty rank badge or ceremonial robe ornament. Finely worked in satin stitch and couching on a pale blue silk ground, the piece features a central red longevity (shou) character surrounded by peonies, bats, scrolling foliage, and auspicious symbols. The embroidery is set within a later gilt wood frame for preservation and display. ?Dimensions?Height: 14 inches; Width: 15 inches.
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Qing Dynasty (1644-1912); A Chinese silk embroidery panel, likely repurposed from a Qing dynasty rank badge or ceremonial robe ornament. Finely worked in satin stitch and couching on a pale blue silk ground, the piece features a central red longevity (shou) character surrounded by peonies, bats, scrolling foliage, and auspicious symbols. The embroidery is set within a later gilt wood frame for preservation and display. ?Dimensions?Height: 14 inches; Width: 15 inches.
Condition
perfect Condition
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Time, Location
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