Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Woman's Cloud Collar
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Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Textiles: Pre 1910: Item # 1203147
Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Textiles: Pre 1910: Item # 1203147
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In China, collars where made separately from the robe or garment. As such, the so-called cloud collars were used much like a necklace, allowing a single collar to be worn over various robes. This is a traditional Han Chinese style collar dates to the Qing dynasty period. The background fabric is white silk, bordered with black rolled trim. The collar is very finely embroidered with silk thread using predominately the satin embroidery stitch. Additional gold threads are used in a couching embroidery stitch for enhancement of various decorative elements. Laying flat, the collar measures approx. 21 inches across and 22 inches high. It is in very good condition
In China, collars where made separately from the robe or garment. As such, the so-called cloud collars were used much like a necklace, allowing a single collar to be worn over various robes. This is a traditional Han Chinese style collar dates to the Qing dynasty period. The background fabric is white silk, bordered with black rolled trim. The collar is very finely embroidered with silk thread using predominately the satin embroidery stitch. Additional gold threads are used in a couching embroidery stitch for enhancement of various decorative elements. Laying flat, the collar measures approx. 21 inches across and 22 inches high. It is in very good condition