Chinese Ke Si Embroidery Panel

Extremely large Chinese traditional Ke Si Embroidery Tang Ka. The pattern of Embroidery describes many vivid Buddhas. Length 125" Width 106"

Chinese traditional Ke Si Embroidery Panel. The pattern of Embroidery describes many ancient Chinese Fairy. Length84.5" Width 72"

Antique Chinese Kesi embroidery panel, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), Warriors in a clouded landscape, framed under plexiglass, 70"h x 17"w (frame)

Length: 18.1 inches. Width: 13.4 inches. Length: 46cm Width: 34cm

Chinese Kesi embroidery panel decorated with 100-playing-boy motif, 19th century, good condition, framed, 27 1/4" x 43" (image), 34 1/4" x 45 1/4" (frame)

Chinese Qing Dynasty Kesi Embroidery Silk Panel. Dimensions 26.25" x 29.5"

Coming in a set of four, these embroidered panels come together to tell tales of the warring states from classical Chinese literature in a vertical format. The panels depict each scene in neutral colo

A Chinese kesi embroidery and pith painting panel, dating from the Qing dynasty. A Kesi embroidery within a circular mat depicting two figures on horses. A beautiful Chinese export pith painting with

A Chinese embroidery Kesi panel with figures, dating from the 18th century. A tall vertical composition on the Kesi panel with three groupings of scholarly figures enjoying recreational leisure activi

A Chinese embroidery Kesi panel with Pheasant, dating from the Qing dynasty. A vertical Kesi tapestry featuring a pheasant swooping down and another bird below looking over. Situated on a rocky outcro

Two Chinese rectangular shaped Chinese embroideries. Larger one has finely sewn flowers throughout with a central round panel in the middle. Smaller Kesi embroidery, a vertical, has three panels, on t

Chinese Framed Kesi Embroidery Depicting Warriors. The vertical panel woven in rich, flat colors with details and some gilt-wrapped threads on a dark beige ground to depict various figures and warrior

A Chinese four panel kesi silk embroidery screen, each ivory ground panel depicting battles from the Three Kingdoms (220-280 A.D.), including some warriors on foot, others on horse, inset in ebonized

was a single panel that is now in two frames, each approx 20" X 24" plus mat and frames, can be re-assembled back together is desired.

Chinese 18th-19th Century Embroidery Silk Kesi Panel with Imperial Dragon. Dimensions: 31" x 25".

China, 19th C., silk embroidery dragon panel, Kesi technique used throughout in gilt thread of vibrant colors, depicting dragons, ruyi mushrooms and a thick border of fish and waves. Length 51 in., Wi

Dimensions: Height: in x Width: 32.25in x Depth: 76.75in Chinese Embroidery Dragon Silk Kesi, slit tapestry. Finely decorated with metallic threads showing a pale-orange dragon with its one claw grasp

17 Chinese 18/19 Century Silk Embroidery Panels and parts,including several sleeve bands, borders, parts of Court Dragon Robes, medallions, a Kesi panel, satin stitch, looped stitch, Gold wrapped laid

A fine Chinese kesi - kossu silk embroidered tapestry panel / picture. Blue silk background with colorful embroidery featuring a young male deity figure riding a qilin / mythological beast with scales

(5) Antique Chinese embroidered textile panels, 19th/20th c., four Kesi embroideries and one silk embroidery with boys in pursuits of leisure, 18.5"h x 88.25"w (largest), 16"h x 38.75"w (smallest) Pro

18th/19th C Chinese Embroidery Silk Panel, Expertly seamed with metallic thread in detail depicted a Five-Claws Imperial Dragon facing upfront flying amidst scrolling flames and clouds above wavy LiSh

A framed Chinese dragon kesi panel dating from the 18th century. The dragon is chasing flaming pearls on a brown ground. The embroidery features gold and silver thread. The frame itself features a ruy

Chinese Imperial Kesi Silk Dragon Panel 34.5''x33''. An early imperial robe panel depicting three five-clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl in polychrome silk embroidery. Slight edge fray. 18th ce

Circular panel of a red cap Manchurian crane surrounded by clouds, bats and auspicious symbols, for a 1st ranked Qing dynasty official. Embroidery: 32 cm (12 1/2 in.) x 29 cm (11 1/2in.)