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Chinese Embroidered Panel
Chinese Embroidered Panel
Chinese Embroidered Panel
Chinese Embroidered Panel

Chinese Embroidered Panel

Datepossibly early 20th Century
Object NamePanel
Mediumsateen, silk
ClassificationsTextiles
Dimensions179 x 222cm
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS071079
About MeThis Chinese embroidered panel has a large dragon in the centre surrounded by flowers, foliage, birds and butterflies. In China the butterfly is a symbol of love and joy and the dragon symbolises male prowess, strength, divine rule and auspiciousness.
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