What are the forms of silk patterns in Qing Dynasty?

On the basis of broken branches, pierced branches, tangled branches, scattered flowers and geometric patterns in Ming Dynasty, silk patterns in Qing Dynasty evolved from one form into many varieties, such as turtle back pattern, diamond pattern, chain pattern, chessboard pattern, wavy pattern, Wan Ziwen pattern and petal pattern. The traditional organizational form of "Eight Answers" was even more geometric in Qing Dynasty. The traditional icing on the cake, gorgeous opening form, composition is more complicated. Commonly used two-way continuous forms are scattered, vertical, up and down, parallel, wave and so on. Unique form is an independent and complete form organized by one or several unit patterns, ranging from sachets, fan bags, cushions to curtains and quilts, with a very wide range of applications.