Antiques Chinese Dynasty Skirt Fabric Framed Wall Art Decor GB366S Stool Garden and a tight pattern of

and a tight pattern of snail-shell curls covering the head

radiating opulence from every inch of its surface

The design is defined by its distinctive upturned "ever-flourishing" ends (resembling a scroll or qiaotouan table) and intricate Ruyi-shaped carvings on the apron and side panels

frames the face dramatically

5" ( inside w7"x  d5"x  h3

Antiques Chinese Dynasty Skirt Fabric Framed Wall Art Decor GB366S Stool Garden and a tight pattern ofThis framed textile presents a fine example of a Late Qing Dynasty Mamianqun (Horse Face Skirt), traditionally worn by Han Chinese women. Set against a neutral cream backing within a gilded ornamental frame, the skirt panel is crafted from a refined celadon green silk damask. The central "horse face" panelthe flat, unpleated sectionfeatures elaborate forbidden stitch (seed stitch) and satin stitch embroidery depicting a large, multi petaled peony and