Chinese embroidery elements refer to Xiang embroidery and Su embroidery with "Su ()" as the representative theme.

Chinese embroidery elements refer to Xiang embroidery and Su embroidery with the theme of "Hu Xiang Su Mao".

Xiang embroidery: liger's masterpiece; Su embroidery: Shuang Mianxiu's masterpiece Cat; Guangdong embroidery: masterpiece "A Hundred Birds at the Phoenix"; Shu embroidery: the masterpiece Lotus Carp.

Xiang embroidery is characterized by rich colors and picturesque embroidery, as well as folk sayings in Su Mao and Hu Xiang. Liger's hair lines in Hunan embroidery are vigorous and tall, and her eyes are full of curiosity. It has developed into totally different embroidery with different colors, special shapes and different faces.

Shuang Mianxiu's cat is a typical masterpiece of Suzhou embroidery.

Artists divide an embroidered thread with thick hair into one-half, one-quarter, or even one-twelfth, one-forty-eighth, and hide thousands of threads and knots without a trace. No matter from the front or back, you can see the naughty and lively expression of the kitten. The most difficult thing to embroider a cat is a pair of cat eyes. Artists need more than 20 colors of silk thread to embroider the cat's eye vividly.

Introduction of four famous embroideries;

The four famous embroideries refer to Su embroidery, Xiang embroidery, Yue embroidery and Shu embroidery in Chinese embroidery. Embroidery is a general term for all kinds of decorative patterns embroidered on fabrics with needles and threads. There are two kinds of embroidery: silk embroidery and feather embroidery. ?

China's embroidery technology reached a high level in Qin and Han Dynasties, and it was one of the important commodities transported along the Silk Road in history. China's four famous embroideries are outstanding representatives of Chinese embroidery.