Description
Kasaya in red wool edged with silk and gold metallic threads. China, late Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Rectangular, divided into nineteen columns, each comprising four rectangular panels embroidered with Buddhas seated on lotuses, a character inscribed at the top center and surrounded by bodhisattvas and guardians, the border adorned with dragons, Buddhist emblems and waves; missing on the left side (columns and border), small thread losses, minor restorations. Size: 114 x 183 cm Expert : Cabinet Delalande - Qinghua YIN [email protected] 06 95 96 83 83 An important file concerning the textile will be given to the buyer and on request before the sale containing : - Correspondence with The Textile Conservation Centre, Great Britain - Research reports - Articles from the Textile Museum Journal, 1983, 1984.
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Kasaya in red wool edged with silk and gold metallic threads
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