Hochzeits-Drachenrobe aus violetter Seide mit Goldstickerei - photo 1
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Hochzeits-Drachenrobe aus violetter Seide mit Goldstickerei

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Auction dateClassic
13.06.2023 09:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 974546
Lot 1585 | Hochzeits-Drachenrobe aus violetter Seide mit Goldstickerei
A PURPLE SILK WEDDING ROBE WITH DRAGONS IN GOLD EMBROIDERY - Indonesia, Peranakan, ca. 1900 - Red-purple satin silk embroidered with gold thread and silk in appliqué technique, plus silk gimp. Lining: White silk.A total of ten four-clawed dragons are withering between clouds, peonies and treasures. On chest and back each a canopy over a pagoda. At the seam in the stylized waves fish dragons, fish, vases and rocks.This type of dragon robe (mang ao) combined with skirt (qun) was worn by the bride at weddings in Peranakan Chinese cultures in Indonesia. - From a European private collection, acquired prior to 2007Traces of use, few loose threads in the embroidery, few stains
B. 175 / L. 105,5 cm
Rot-Violette Satinseide, bestickt mit Goldfäden und Seide in Anlegetechnik, dazu Seidengimpe. Futter: Weiße Seide.Insgesamt zehn vierklauige Drachen schweben zwischen Wolken, Päonien und Schätzen. Auf Brust und Rücken je ein Baldachin über einer Pagode. Unten in den stilisierten Wellen Fischdrachen, Fische, Vasen und Felsen.Diese Art von Drachenroben (mang ao) wurden kombiniert mit einem Rock (qun) von der Braut bei Hochzeiten in den Kulturen der Peranakan-Chinesen in Indonesien getragen.
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