202×152 cm. (79 1/2×59 7/8 in.)
Of yellow Chinese silk brocade woven with rows of confronting five-clawed dragons surrounded by auspicious emblems. The silk yardage for this robe would have been a gift from the Chinese imperial court to a Tibetan monastery.In previous centuries, precious Chinese silks were used as gifts for diplomacy and trade, given to favoured courtiers and to foreign nobilities, many were given to the Tibetan aristocracy and to Tibetan monasteries.Property of a Hong Kong Private Collection(Lots 484-490)
Price estimate:
HKD: 350,000 - 550,000
USD: 44,600 - 70,100
Auction Result:
HKD: --
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