Ebherys Hunan Embroidery Art,Boatyard, Framed Hand Embroidery Artwork, Chinese Traditional Cutlture,Intangible Cultural Heritage Handmade Wall Art… (Mongolian Yurt)

Hand Embroidery of China： Chinese embroidery has a long history, dating back to the Xia Dynasty (about 4,000 years ago). It is one of China's most well-known traditional handicrafts, in which needle and thread are used to embroider numerous beautiful designs on fabric. Traditional Chinese embroidery comes in a variety of styles, but the four most well-known are Su (Jiangsu), Yue (Guangdong), Xiang (Hunan), and Shu (Shandong) (Sichuan). Hunan embroidery emphasizes realism, simple and elegant, vivid images, combining virtual and real structures in structure, and skillfully integrates traditional Chinese painting, poetry, calligraphy, and other arts. In 2006, Hunan embroidery was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

• 【Products Description】. Ebherys sells only 100 percent handcrafted high-quality Hunan embroidery artworks for decorations and gifts. Local people from Hunan Province embroiders every thread on a stamped satin cloth, the thread is not normal cotton, but silk. Different from paintings and machine stitching, it shows a shining, soft and 3D sense. The photos even cannot show its beauty.
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• 【Product Size】 The embroidery mat measures 6 x 6 inches and the wooden frame measures 10.2 x 10.2 x 1.4 (height) inches. The outside packing box measures 11 x 11 x 3.15 (height) inches.
• 【Packages】 We have greeting card inside to let you know more about us. Our package looks high quality, and could be a valuable gift for your special friends. Every piece of our artwork is properly packed with two plastic nails for hanging convenience.
• 【Hand Embroidery in China】The history of Hunan embroidery can be traced back to 4000 years of tradition, and it is one of China's four famous embroideries. Hunan embroidery, as a traditional craft with regional features, has a long history with the antique culture of the Chu state in South China. It was originally intended and painted for antique cloth, but it has since expanded to include a range of uses such as room and desk decorations, handkerchiefs, pajamas, and fans. It has become increasingly meaningful and valued as a present for family and close friends.