Embroidered Silk Home Furnishing Fabrics Handicraft Curtain Cloth Textiles

Product Specification

Home Furnishing Fabrics Handicraft Embroidery Silk Art Craft Decoration Cloth Textiles

Overview

Quick Details

• Type:Handicraft Fabric
• Supply Type:Home Furnishing Fabrics
• Material:100% Silk
• Feature:Art Craft
• Usage:Home Textiles,Handicraft Fabric,Art Craft, Decoration Cloth , Home Furnishing etc.
• Weight:Negotiable
• Width:Negotiable
• Density:Negotiable
• Yarn Count:Negotiable
• Samples' Price: $5000.oo/Pcs
• Price:Negotiable
• Model Number:#HNA002
• Packaging Details: roll packing

Packaging & Delivery

• Packaging Detail:roll
• Port:Shanghai
• Lead Time:

Product advantages

• Art Craft

Embroidery history development Embroidery is one of the outstanding national traditional crafts in China. Embroidery is inseparable from sericulture and silk reeling, so embroidery is also called silk embroidery. China is the earliest country in the world to discover and use silk. People have started sericulture and silk reeling four to five thousand years ago. With the use of silk, the emergence and development of silk fabrics, embroidery technology gradually rose, according to the "Shang Shu" recorded four thousand years ago, the system of uniforms. The ethos of advocating embroidery clothing in the Song Dynasty has gradually become popular among the people, which has also promoted the development of Chinese silk embroidery craftsmanship. Gu Embroidery in Luxiangyuan in Shanghai was the most famous embroidery at that time. The Gu family is passed down hereditary, and the reputation of being good at embroidery is well-known across the country and is appreciated by the imperial court. In the Qing Dynasty, Gu embroidery not only shocked the mainland, but also became famous overseas. Nowadays, the embroidery craftsmanship in China is almost all over the country. Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery in Hunan, Sichuan embroidery, and Guangdong embroidery have their own characteristics. They are known as the four famous embroidery in China. Embroidery works of art developed to today have sophisticated craftsmanship. Artists divide a hair-thick embroidery thread into one-half, one-quarter, or even one-twelfth, one-forty-eighth, and hide thousands of thread ends and knots. Without a trace. No matter from the front or the back, you can see the naughty and lively look of kittens. The most difficult thing to embroider a cat is a pair of cat eyes. Artists need more than 20 colors of silk thread to embroider the cat's eyes brightly and vividly.