What are the characteristics of silk patterns in Ming Dynasty?

The commodity economy in Ming Dynasty achieved unprecedented development, especially in the south and north of Beijing, which promoted the further development of dyeing and weaving technology. The bouquets woven in Nanjing are named "Yunjin" because of their colors from shallow to deep, which plays an important role in the brocade. Through the artist's long-term artistic practice, Yunjin patterns have summed up the following creative formulas: freezing according to the volume, taking materials and benefiting; Branches and leaves, vivid and decent; The subject and object echo and have distinct levels; Flowers are innocent and even. As for Beijing, its silk trade is more developed, and there is a prosperous scene of "all goods in the world gather in the capital". Suzhou brocade pattern mostly imitates Song brocade pattern, rarely uses gold thread, and is famous for its beauty and elegance, also known as "Song brocade". The pattern is mainly auspicious. In reeling, some new methods have appeared, such as phoenix tail and wooden comb. In terms of embroidery, Lu embroidery in Shandong and Gu embroidery in Shanghai are the representatives, followed by Xiang embroidery, Sichuan embroidery and Su embroidery.