Shu Embroidery In Han, Tang And Shu Embroidery Is Known As "The World Of Women Workers' Clothing."

< p > thousands of years, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Shu embroidery < /a > the masters have made the needle to write with ink, and gradually formed the characteristics of strict stitch, bright line, neat stitch and bright colors.

There are nearly 100 kinds of traditional stitching techniques. There are more than 30 commonly used techniques, such as acupuncture, cutting, pulling, sand needles, Shanzhen needles and so on.

All kinds of needles are interlaced, changeable, thick or thin, or combined with virtual reality.

These traditional techniques are not only exquisite brushwork such as embroidery, flowers, birds, insects, fish, but also good at displaying the magnificent landscape.

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< p > < strong > history traces back to Sanxingdui civilization < /strong > /p >

Li Runqun P, a master of Arts and crafts in Sichuan Province, who has been engaged in Shu embroidery for more than 40 years, told the Chengdu evening news reporter that the history of Shu embroidery can be traced back to the civilization of the ancient Shu Sanxingdui in the same age as the Xia Dynasty of the Central Plains in Pixian.

In 1986, a bronze figure with a height of up to 2.6 meters, which was excavated in the past 4800 years, was painted in the dragon pattern. The pattern was exquisite and exquisite. It was shocked at home and abroad.

The R & D report on the restoration of Sanxingdui bronze erect dragon pattern ritual clothing has also identified the earliest development history of Shu embroidery.

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< p > Li Runqun said that "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "Shu embroidery", which has lasted for thousands of years, has had a significant impact on the development of Chinese embroidery and has formed its own characteristics.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, people named the most representative embroidery in China for Shu embroidery, Su embroidery, Xiang embroidery and Guangdong embroidery.

Among them, Shu embroidery is one of the longest embroidery styles of Chinese embroidery.

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< p > the earliest record of Shu embroidery was found in Yang Xiong's "Shu Du Fu" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Li Mei candle, if the brocade cloth embroiders, looks boundless and boundless..."

Yang Xiong depicted the picture of the Shu Kingdom, which was reflected in Fanghua and brilliance, showing that Shu embroidery was quite mature.

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< p > < strong > pi Yi embroidery in Tang Dynasty is a tribute < /strong > < /p >.

At P, as early as Shang and Zhou dynasties, the ancient Shu ancestors created highly developed bronze civilization and silk civilization on this vast and fertile land.

From the Han Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (AD 907~960), the relative stability of Sichuan created favorable conditions for the development of Shu embroidery, and the continuous increase of social demand stimulated the rapid development of Shu embroidery industry.

And thus opened up China's earliest foreign trade access, "the Southern Silk Road", which made colorful silk renowned both at home and abroad.

In the Han and Tang Dynasties, the Chengdu textile industry represented by < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Shu Brocade > /a "and" Shu embroidery "occupies an important position in the whole country.

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< p > embroidery, as a process, consumes time and consumes products.

Shu embroidery belonged to a very rare "luxury" under the ancient technology level and was controlled by the government.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with the trade in the Silk Road, the demand for embroidery increased rapidly. Shu embroidery developed rapidly in this situation and reached the peak in history.

According to the yuan and county county records, in the Tang Dynasty, PI Yi's embroidery was a tribute to the palace.

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< p > < strong > reporter's notes < /strong > < /p >.

< p > in an Jing Town, walking into a Shu embroidery factory, you can see dozens of embroidered girls walking together, embroidering giant pandas, carp and other animals are alive and vividly, and peony and hibiscus have Sichuan representative flowers or lush, or graceful and luxurious, full of charming and beautiful embroidery.

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