Chinese Embroidery

Chinese Embroidery
CHINESE EMBROIDERY
This term covers a remarkable range of hand work done both by men and women, for decorating anything in fabrics. They use silk, gold, silver, wool, cotton, feathers, etc. The designs are numerous, and include dragons, birds, flowers, ships, etc.

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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