F0384  Sichuan Embroidery Art Panels.  Satin and Silk.  Framed.  Mid-1900s.  Chengdu Sichuan Province.  China

There are four major styles of silk art embroidery with Sichuan (Shu Xiu) being the oldest.  The emphasis - for this style - is on even stitching, coloration and local creativity. 

These are exquisite pieces that could be re-framed or left "as is" to hang and enjoy.  I really like their antique gold frame.

Circa mid-1900s and still in excellent condition. The detail is stunning. 

Composition: Satin with silk threads. Wood frame with glass.

Overall:  22.5” x 9.75”.   Figures are about 10” tall.

I have been a collector for over 60 years and have spent this time searching for the most unique, wonderous and culturally-significant pieces from far off places like Africa, Middle East, South & Southeast Asia, Central & South America and the Oceania Islands.  Most were acquired from the country of origin and/or from avid collectors.  All that I know about the item - through provenance or my own research - is shown in the listing.  It’s now time for me to thin out my collection. I am sure you will enjoy this item and its history as much as I have.