What does China's embroidery mean?

Peony is the national flower of China, representing wealth, honor and good wishes. Peony flowers are widely used in Chinese embroidery and are often used to show the glory and power of the royal family. In the embroidery of some ancient cultural relics, it is often seen that peony flowers are used to decorate aristocratic costumes, household items and other items. With the changes of the times, peony flowers are also presented in various embroidery styles, which will always be a unique landscape.

Peacock is a symbol of traditional culture in China, representing the qualities of elegance, nobility and nobility. In China's embroidery, peacocks are often used to express their love for life and beauty, and are endowed with auspicious and blessing meanings. In addition, the peacock is often regarded as a smart image in embroidery, which is used in freehand embroidery or other embroidery that emphasizes lines and shapes to reflect the graceful figure and magnificent atmosphere of the peacock.

Butterflies in China's traditional culture are also endowed with the symbolic meaning of romance and happiness. In China's embroidery, butterflies are often used in the decoration of women's clothes, representing the purity and elegance of girls. In addition, butterfly is also regarded as a very spiritual image in embroidery, which is used in the combination of embroidery patterns to express the worship and pursuit of freedom and positive energy.