An Embroidered Silk Hanging Panel Depicting Eight Figures

An Embroidered Silk Hanging Panel Depicting Eight Figures, with Auspicious Motifs on a Black Ground Qing Dynasty Finely embroidered on a black silk ground, this impressive hanging panel depicts eight elegantly rendered figures, including foreign figures presenting precious offerings, a traditional auspicious theme associated with tribute and abundance. The upper section is embellished with bats and other auspicious motifs, symbolizing blessings and good fortune, while the lower section is decorated with stylized crashing waves. The figures are finely executed in polychrome embroidery, with particularly clear and expressive facial features and delicately rendered garments and details. The overall composition is harmonious and well balanced, combining figural imagery with auspicious symbols and decorative elements characteristic of Qing-dynasty textile embroidery. The rich polychrome palette contrasts beautifully with the dark ground, enhancing the visual depth and decorative effect of the panel. There is minor water staining consistent with age. Overall, the panel is in very good condition and retains its decorative appeal. Dimensions: Overall: H. 163 cm × W. 42 cm Embroidered panel: H. 148 cm × W. 27 cm Please note: We have provided clear photographs of the from multiple angles. If you require additional images or specific viewing angles, please contact Catawiki for further assistance EU uses UPS, Federal, Post Office Correos Express outside the European Union For buyers in the United States, we ship via Express.Correos Express Please note: I included a picture of the entire auction in the last photo so that bidders can refer to it.

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