Suzhou embroidery and green bamboo pattern from the palace during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Size: 58.3inx13.4in. This green bamboo picture from the palace Suzhou embroidery during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty is a gorgeous handicraft, famous for its unique embroidery skills and exquisite details. This Su embroidery work shows a group of emerald green bamboos, considered in Chinese culture to be a symbol of toughness, purity and longevity. The bamboo is embroidered to life, and each section of bamboo has realistic texture and details, including bamboo leaves, bamboo branches and bamboo knots. The embroidery thread gradates between different shades of green and emerald green to bring out the natural luster and layering of the bamboo. Each bamboo leaf is carefully outlined, lifelike, as if swaying in the breeze. The court Suzhou embroidery green bamboo pattern from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty is a masterpiece that showcases the tradition of Chinese embroidery and also reflects the reverence for nature and longevity in Chinese culture. Such pieces were often regarded as prized ornaments of courts and wealthy families, and used to showcase art collections and tastes. It represents the peak of ancient Chinese embroidery art and the pursuit of natural beauty and cultural value. 清乾隆 宫廷苏绣翠竹长春

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