Craft:Chinese traditional embrodiery craft, 100% hand made

Fabric:silk

Origin:Beijing

As we known, Chinese embroider is very famous around the world. It's a national symbolic as a special product. The embroidery and the silk go on hand in hand. And china is the earliest country which was discovered use the silk . People started to breed silkworm 4-5 thousands years ago. So the embroidery was gradually prevailed. And we know that embroidery was popular 4-5 thousands years ago .Nowadays, the embroidery has been developed so many elaborate technics and the Chinese folk woman are embroidery master-hand. And this silk embroidery we offered above, it was assigned more exotic value, It was a mysterious nomadic nation of china in the past. See this embroidered-cloth ,it is embroidered very fine, it was absolutely hand made! The colorful threads were embroidered so elaborate and formed the unique painting designs. We hope this elaborate artwork would bless you from the remote civilized china. It also has great value to be collected.

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This artwork is a hand-embroidered lace of the second-ranked civil official in the Qing Dynasty, which demonstrates the exquisiteness and richness of traditional Chinese embroidery.

This art form originated in the Tang Dynasty and developed through the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, gradually forming its unique style and techniques.

The second-ranked civil official hand-embroidered lace features exquisite patterns and meticulous craftsmanship, showcasing the charm of ancient Chinese culture.

Its design inspiration may come from flowers, birds, and other creatures in nature, expressing their forms and characteristics through delicate lines and colors.

These patterns are often used to decorate clothing, furniture, and buildings to enhance their aesthetic appeal and artistic value.

In addition to the patterns themselves, this artwork also has historical significance.

It reflects the changes in social classes and cultural status during the Qing Dynasty, as well as the evolution of people's pursuit and expression of beauty.

By appreciating and studying these cultural heritages, we can better understand China's history and cultural inheritance.

In conclusion, this hand-embroidered lace of the second-ranked civil official in the Qing Dynasty is a precious art treasure that not only demonstrates the superb level of traditional Chinese embroidery but also contains rich historical and cultural connotations.