Framed Tibetan silk embroidery from the late 1700's

CH-1344
CH-1344 - Image 2
Item No. CH-1344
Description Framed Tibetan silk embroidery from the late 1700s depicts two sinuous five-clawed dragons amidst swirling clouds and stylized waves. Executed in gold-thread couching on a rich ochre ground, the textile reflects Tibetan adaptations of Qing imperial iconography, symbolizing cosmic authority and auspicious power.
Material Silk
Origin Tibet
Circa Late to mid 1700
Dimensions 39.5 x 91 x 4 cm
Provenance Bai Win Collection

140,000NT$

  • USD: 4,390US$

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