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Dongguan Museum Reveals Many Exquisite Costumes Of Qing Dynasty.

2012/2/20 14:42:00 90

Today (February 20th) is the last day of the exhibition of the Qing Dynasty dress exhibition, which is co sponsored by the Dongguan Museum and Macao collectors, and is displayed at the exhibition hall of the two floor of the Dongguan Museum, which is held in Macao.

Interested friends may wish to see the beauty of Chinese clothing in the Qing Dynasty.

Intrauterine and folk

Clothes & Accessories

All of them are listed among them.

The exhibition shows more than 100 pieces of Qing costumes collected by Mr. Wu Duojin, the owner of the multi hall hall in Macao, with rich exhibits, including dragon robes, python, nightwear and casual clothes worn by imperial concubines. There are also gowns, vests, "three inch Golden Lotus" worn by folk women, and exquisite bracelets, earrings and hairpins.

According to the organizers, the exhibition is an attempt made by the Dongguan museum to enhance the exchange of cultural collections in Dongguan and Macao.

Although the number of exhibits is limited, it has opened a window of beauty to understand the clothing culture and understand the life of the Qing Dynasty.

Dress in Qing Dynasty

The shooting scene is becoming popular.

Qilian Tibetan collectors, who studied ancient costume collections, told reporters that although Dongguan collectors rarely collect such collections, the costumes of the Qing Dynasty were highly collectible because of their complex workmanship and exquisite knitwear, and some of them were almost lost.

In recent years, the clothing of Qing Dynasty has been paid much attention in the auction area, and special auction has occurred frequently, and the turnover rate is also very satisfactory.

In 2010, Beijing Yongle launched the Qing Dynasty.

Silk dress

The works of art were made up of 10 silk costumes and artworks, mainly in court costumes, with a total turnover of 7 million 56 thousand yuan, with a turnover rate of 100%.. In the same year, Yongle Qiu made 15 Qing costumes in the Ming and Qing crafts boutique, with a turnover rate of 80%.