Fabric Embroidery: Showing the Elegant Beauty of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Budui Embroidery Painting-Budui Embroidery Painting is a traditional folk craft spread in ancient China.

It originated in the Tang Dynasty, formerly known as silk embroidery, and was further developed in the Qing Dynasty. It is said that Gan Long's mother personally led the ladies-in-waiting to make many works of flowers, birds and figures by this technique. It is colorful, well-structured and lively, and the Palace Museum still collects and displays many silk embroidery works.

Fabric pile embroidery emphasizes color, modeling and realism. When making fabric pile embroidery, choose various fabrics according to people, animals and scenery. The color and texture of the fabric should be as close as possible to the conceived work, rationally used and coordinated until the work is perfect.