Chinese Silk Embroidery 2342

This exquisite 19th century Chinese silk hand-embroidered panel, created during the Qing Dynasty, exemplifies the highest level of traditional Chinese textile artistry. Executed with extraordinary precision, the composition features a densely worked arrangement of flowers, auspicious bats, and delicate moths, rendered against a luminous blue silk ground woven with a subtle damask pattern.

The embroidery employs the highly specialized forbidden (seed) stitch technique, using a refined combination of silk and metallic threads to create remarkable depth, texture, and tonal variation. Each motif is meticulously articulated, resulting in a surface of exceptional richness and visual complexity. The fineness of the stitch work reflects the skill of master artisans, making this panel both a decorative and cultural treasure.

An outstanding example of Qing Dynasty silk embroidery.  The harmonious balance of imagery and craftsmanship makes this textile ideal for use as a framed wall panel as part of a sophisticated collection of Asian decorative arts. 

Dimensions: 12” x 15” x 0.5”

Date of Manufacture:  19th Century

Place of Origin: Qing Dynasty, China

Material:  Silk embroidery on silk

Condition:  Good

SKU: 2342

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