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chaofu or Semi-Formal Court chinese robe from the Qing dynasty in Kesi (silk tapestry). it is composed of three vertical panels including one crossing the front and closed by five buttons. Two slots on the front and back. Shaped sleeves in navy blue plain fabric end in cuffs horse's hoof. It has nine five-clawed dragons, which means to belong to imperial Court. Lined with blue silk faille. It includes the eight auspicious signs of Buddhism, the vase of ambrosia, the pair of fish of happiness, the lotus, the wheel of the law .... Taoist and other symbols. In good presentation condition.
Measures: from handle to handle 127 cm, height 92 cm, 92 cm wide basis.
the silk is damaged on the folded part near the neck and to the shoulders (as often). More information on http://www.villa-rosemaine.com/en/bourse/pieces/chaofu-or-semi-formal-co...
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