19th Century Franed Chinese Embroidery Silk on Silk With Silver Outlining (Qing Dynasty)
**Free Shipping. Very fine and inspirational Chinese silk embroidered panel. Exquisitely hand stitched silk design in coral, peach, and beige with silver outlining against an aubergine background depicting a single lotus flower in perfect form rising above the raging water below. This semi-abstract design has very deep spiritual significance in China. The lotus symbolizes harmony and fertility. The idea of a lotus flower rising unstained and pure from the muck at the bottom of the lake has been a source of inspiration in China for many centuries. A simple, understated and very elegant work of art. The right collector will cherish this piece.
The wall hanging is nicely presented in an elegant matted frame under glass.
A certificate of authenticity on the verso from "The Guild".
Age: Qing Dynasty. 19th Century.
Condition: Very good. Retains bright colors.
The panel with matting is 12" x 14". The overall frame is 23" x 23 1/2".
3.6 pounds.