Palace tapestry with five dragon patterns and hanging accounts

Palace Tapestry Five-Dragon Pattern Buddhist Altar Hanging Book in the Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty. Size: 98cm×59cm. This palace Kesi Five-Dragon Pattern Buddhist Altar Hanging Book is an amazing handicraft that reflects the superb skills of Chinese court craftsmen in the Qianlong period. Hanging ledgers are made of precious Kesi, using gold and silver threads and rich colored threads to outline exquisite patterns. On this ledger, five ornate dragons are masterfully embroidered, each with a unique pose and expression. The ledger is also decorated with exquisite patterns and gold and silver thread embroidery around the ledger, which enhances the overall sense of magnificence. Such hanging accounts are usually enshrined and displayed in temples, courts or solemn occasions to express devotion and respect for the Buddhist faith. 清乾隆 宫廷缂丝五龙纹佛龛挂账

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