Estimated Value:16000-32000 The palace embroidery of the Qing Dynasty with the pattern of "卍" is an important symbol in Buddhism, also known as the Lucaswas swastika, which represents the teachings, wisdom and peace of the Buddha. This symbol is commonly used in Buddhist temples, temples, and scriptures to express prayers and blessings. The palace embroidery '卍' pattern baoxianghua presents exquisite embroidery craftsmanship, with gold and silver threads and rich colored threads to outline detailed patterns. The thread gradates between different shades of gold and red to accentuate its sanctity. Flower and leaf details are also meticulously embroidered, adding to the opulence of the entire piece. Size: 29.5in×29.5in. Source: June 2015 European Auction 清代 刺绣宫廷卍字纹宝相花