Celebrate Hanfu. The detailed blue embroidery reproduced here is taken from a panelled skirt known as a mamianqun or "horse face" skirt, a garment worn by Han Chinese women in the traditional dress style known as Hanfu. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1850-1900), this example is made from delicate pale blue silk damask, embroidered with silk and gold thread and edged with silk satin. Storlek: 95*140*18 mm


Tillverkare/importör:
Paperblanks Ltd
Beaux Lane House
Lower Mercer Street
D02DH60 Dublin
Irland
csruk@paperblanks.com

Celebrate Hanfu. The detailed blue embroidery reproduced here is taken from a panelled skirt known as a mamianqun or "horse face" skirt, a garment worn by Han Chinese women in the traditional dress style known as Hanfu. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1850-1900), this example is made from delicate pale blue silk damask, embroidered with silk and gold thread and edged with silk satin. Storlek: 95*140*18 mm


Tillverkare/importör:
Paperblanks Ltd
Beaux Lane House
Lower Mercer Street
D02DH60 Dublin
Irland
csruk@paperblanks.com

Celebrate Hanfu. The detailed blue embroidery reproduced here is taken from a panelled skirt known as a mamianqun or "horse face" skirt, a garment worn by Han Chinese women in the traditional dress style known as Hanfu. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1850-1900), this example is made from delicate pale blue silk damask, embroidered with silk and gold thread and edged with silk satin. Storlek: 95*140*18 mm


Tillverkare/importör:
Paperblanks Ltd
Beaux Lane House
Lower Mercer Street
D02DH60 Dublin
Irland
csruk@paperblanks.com