Craft Decoration Clothing Craft Decoration Clothing Development

Clothing decorated with embroidery techniques. Mainly includes silk thread embroidery clothing, gold and silver thread embroidery clothing and bead embroidery clothing. China's Shang Dynasty began to embroider decorative clothing. Zhou dynasty coronation dress painted and embroidered twelve chapters of the pattern. After the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period, embroidered decorative garments became more elaborate, with embroidered patterns of dragons and phoenixes, auspiciousness, flora and fauna, and so on. Embroidered decorative clothing in the Ming and Qing dynasties were exported to Europe and the United States. In recent times, traditional folk handicrafts have appeared in many places in China, making embroidered decorative clothing with unique styles. ①Silk thread embroidery clothing: a long history in embroidery decorative clothing.

China's silk thread embroidery clothing from the 17th century, a large number of Europe and the United States, became the Western festivals, weddings, dances and other occasions in one of the most fashionable clothing. ② gold and silver thread embroidery clothing: China around the Han Dynasty has been flick gold embroidery. In the 13th century, Europe successfully manufactured gold and silver thread (imitation gold and silver thread). Gold and silver thread embroidered clothing to Nuremberg, Germany as the center, the development of European court dress, become a wedding, coronation ceremony dress. ③ bead embroidered clothing: China's Zhou Dynasty began to bead embroidered clothing items. Women's clothing of the Song Dynasty royal family often embroidered pearls.

In the 19th century, Italy produced a ruby effect of coral bead embroidery decorative clothing. American Indian glass bead embroidery decorative apparel known in the world. Since modern times, bead embroidery clothing is often used for dress and fashion, and more colorful glass beads, small metal pieces, shells, plastic pieces (electroplated color pieces) instead of jewels and jade.

Since the 20th century, China's Fujian, Guangdong production of bead-embroidered evening dresses, belts, bags, slippers and other large exports.