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Cushion cover

来源:the V&A
分类:Silk (textile)
纹样:牡丹, 蝴蝶
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Cushion cover

Physical description
Round cushion cover of bright blue satin weave silk. It has a deep pleated border which would serve as a gusset when a cushion was put inside. The centre is hand embroidered with a peony and bird motif in polychrome untwisted silk yarn mostly in satin stitch and small knots. The back of the cover is of blue plain weave silk with an opening across the width secured with two popper fastenings.
Place of Origin
China (made)
Date
ca. 1970 (made)
Artist/maker
Unknown
Materials and Techniques
Satin weave silk with polychrome hand embroidery
Dimensions
Width: 48.5 cm
Object history note
One of a pair of cushion covers, FE.124&A-1983.
Registered File number 1965/3344.
Descriptive line
Cushion cover, one of a pair, satin weave silk with polychrome hand embroidery, China, ca. 1970.
Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)
Wilson, Verity. Chinese Textiles. London: V&A Publications, 2005. Image 131, page 118. ISBN 1851774386.
Chinese Silk Garments and Embroidery Articles Exported by the China National Textiles Import and Export Corporation. Chinese Export Commodities Exhibition Hall, Star House, Tsimshatsui, Hong Kong, March 1979.
Labels and date
This brightly-coloured, shiny embroidery was hand produced in large quantities during the second half of the twentieth century. It was mostly made for sale abroad and such pieces feature in Chinese overseas trade catalogues. Sir John Addis may have been given them or he may have bought them at a trade fair or embroidery workshop. Although they were unused when they came into the museum, we should not presume that Sir John found the colours too bold. His collection of modern textiles from Southeast Asia, now held by the Indian and Southeast Asian Department of the V&A, are witness to his liking for vibrant colour schemes. []
Materials
Silk (textile); Silk thread
Techniques
Satin weave; Plain weave; Embroidering
Subjects depicted
Peony; Birds
Categories
Embroidery; Textiles; Interiors; Household objects
Collection
East Asia Collection

色彩分析

50 %
23 %
10 %
4 %

主要色彩
LAB
RGB
HSB
000000 (50.20%)
L 0
A 0
B 0
R 0
G 0
B 0
H
S 0%
B 0%
003399 (23.33%)
L 25.76
A 28.88
B -59.09
R 0
G 51
B 153
H 220°
S 100%
B 60%
003366 (10.17%)
L 21.31
A 6.82
B -34.21
R 0
G 51
B 102
H 210°
S 100%
B 40%
3366CC (4.26%)
L 45.03
A 18.71
B -57.85
R 51
G 102
B 204
H 220°
S 75%
B 80%
333366 (4.20%)
L 23.77
A 15.25
B -30.12
R 51
G 51
B 102
H 240°
S 50%
B 40%

设计说明

Physical description
Round cushion cover of bright blue satin weave silk. It has a deep pleated border which would serve as a gusset when a cushion was put inside. The centre is hand embroidered with a peony and bird motif in polychrome untwisted silk yarn mostly in satin stitch and small knots. The back of the cover is of blue plain weave silk with an opening across the width secured with two popper fastenings.
Place of Origin
China (made)
Date
ca. 1970 (made)
Artist/maker
Unknown
Materials and Techniques
Satin weave silk with polychrome hand embroidery
Dimensions
Width: 48.5 cm
Object history note
One of a pair of cushion covers, FE.124&A-1983.
Registered File number 1965/3344.
Descriptive line
Cushion cover, one of a pair, satin weave silk with polychrome hand embroidery, China, ca. 1970.
Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)
Wilson, Verity. Chinese Textiles. London: V&A Publications, 2005. Image 131, page 118. ISBN 1851774386.
Chinese Silk Garments and Embroidery Articles Exported by the China National Textiles Import and Export Corporation. Chinese Export Commodities Exhibition Hall, Star House, Tsimshatsui, Hong Kong, March 1979.
Labels and date
This brightly-coloured, shiny embroidery was hand produced in large quantities during the second half of the twentieth century. It was mostly made for sale abroad and such pieces feature in Chinese overseas trade catalogues. Sir John Addis may have been given them or he may have bought them at a trade fair or embroidery workshop. Although they were unused when they came into the museum, we should not presume that Sir John found the colours too bold. His collection of modern textiles from Southeast Asia, now held by the Indian and Southeast Asian Department of the V&A, are witness to his liking for vibrant colour schemes. []
Materials
Silk (textile); Silk thread
Techniques
Satin weave; Plain weave; Embroidering
Subjects depicted
Peony; Birds
Categories
Embroidery; Textiles; Interiors; Household objects
Collection
East Asia Collection