Qing Dynasty Embroidered Buddha Pattern on Silk Fabric

Beautiful hand embroidered Buddha pattern on silk fabric; Height:280cm (110inch); Width: 86cm (34inch);

Beautiful handmade Buddha's story pattern on fabric; Height: 141cm (55.5inch); Width: 131cm (51.5inch);

Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidered Panel with an Immortal and a Boy offering Peaches all on a dark black fabric ground. Height 36 1/4 inches (92 cm.) X width 20 7/8 inches (53 cm.)

Chinese Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) Embroidered Silk Hanging Panel. Depicts a Nobleman surrounded by his entourage on red silk ground. Fabric bordered and backing. Modern plastic rings attached and inclu

Rare Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk embroidered and & laid Gold wrapped thread Banner with flowers, Immortals, Cranes, peaches, a Dragon, etc. The 6 panels each on heavy blue fabric, can be re-arranged ver

CHINESE QING DYNASTY FINELY SILK EMBROIDERED ROBE ROSE PINK COLORED WITH BRASS BUTTONS,SOME FRAYING AND A RIP TO OUTER FABRIC ON SHOULDERS FROM BEING HUNG UP, 43“ LONG FROM COLLAR TO HEM.

Qing Dynasty Silk & Gold Embroidered Dragon, bats and cloud Appliques now attached to cream fabric and custom framed. Not examined out of frame. Width of frame 24 3/4 inches (63 cm.).

A silk embroidered apron skirt, Qing dynasty. Together with three long embroidered silk panels with intricate stitching, 9 embroidered square panels, and several bolts of woven silk fabric in peach an

A CHINESE VINTAGE HANGER WITH HAND EMBROIDERY BUDDHA PATTERNS ON THE ITEM, MADE OF SILK FABRIC. (CIRCA QING DYN.); Size: 142cm×132cm

A Chinese Red Silk Wedding Robe (Mang ao) with DragonsQing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century, a woven pattern red silk ground robe embroidered with ten dragons in gold wrapped threads within roundels,

A Lady's Informal Kesi Robe, Silk, China, Qing Dynasty. A Chinese silk robe, intricately embroidered with repeating patterns of butterflies in flight among flowering blossoms on a turquoise ground. Si

A fine Chinese red silk five coloured cloud pattern horizontal pelmet, Qing Dynasty, late 19th century, embroidered with a large Phoenix and running five clawed dragon, probably to adorn a door way or

Silk with multi-colored silk, with woven application borders, inside with silk lining, five rose quartz buttons and fabric loops at the front. China, late Qing dynasty This dark pink Changyi robe show

Textured silk with multi-colored silk and gold brocade threads, with woven application borders, inside with silk lining, four fabric buttons and loops at the front. China, late Qing dynasty This brigh

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), first quarter 20th century and earlier, all mounted on brocade fabric. 7" x 7" to 2" x 14-1/2"

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), first quarter 20th century and earlier, all mounted on brocade fabric. 7" x 7" to 2" x 14-1/2"

CHINESE (18TH/19TH CENTURY) A Qing Dynasty era silk fabric panel depicting peacocks and butterflies 34" x 26"

Chinese, of Qing dynasty style, elaborately embroidered with dragons, bats, and auspicious patterns against a red ground. L. 101.7 cm (40 in.), Width. 171.2 cm (67 3/8 in.)

Qing Dynasty, embroidered silk and metal thread center Qilin, flaming pearls, geometric patterns over waves. Scroll border with stylized serpents, measures 10.5" x 11.25", affixed to felt backing, 14"

CHINESE QING DYNASTY SILK Phoenix Court ROBE w Green Palace Imperial Fabric . Wonderful waves technique and finely embroidered. Width across chest: 23" (double for full chest size) Very Good condition

A Han Chinese women's formal 'dragon coat', Qing Dynasty, circa 1860, embroidered with eight gold five clawed dragons on a chestnut silk ground, the lishui water and wave pattern is interspersed with

Silk with textured patterns, multi-colored silk threads, inside with silk lining, woven borders at the hems, three fabric buttons and loops at the front. China, late Qing Dynasty This green informal W

Qing dynasty (1644-1911), finely embroidered silk cover with a myriad of flowers amidst auspicious bats symbolizing long life, four swastikas on outside border symbolizing Buddha's heart and footprint

IMPORTANT CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED THANGKA OF THE THOUSAND BUDDHAS, IMMORTALS OR THE EIGHTEEN ARHAT LUOHANS. A finely hand sewn silk and cotton QING DYNASTY embroidery, LATE 18TH CENTURY to early 19th