Colored Phoenix and Blooming Peony Handmade Embroidered Coat -- Blue Featured

A truly piece of work of art from Good Orient. Our creative designer has perfectly combined Chinese embroidered art with fashion design, making the dress more artistic and exquisite. With beautiful phoenix and blooming peony handmade embroidered patterns, this gorgeous dress, which is made of silk brocade, has high decorative and artistic value. In China, the craft of embroidery is very popular between 14th century and the beginning of the 20th century. It is extensively applied for religious and household-use articles, such as Buddist statues, tobacco bags, wallets, pillow cases, table cloth and dress. In Chinese culture, peony is the queen of flowers, and the phoenix is the queen of birds. Both of them are the symbols of wealth and high rank, only the women with blue blood are entitled to use such a magnificent pattern. On the front side, there are some frog fasteners, which are handmade by craftsman and need a lot of labor. Both sides are made with slits, which come from a kind of Chinese-style dress design. Be creative! If you are in the gorgeous coat with dark trousers, you will make your look fabulous always!

Mandarin collar

Handmade Frog fasteners

Phoenix and blooming peony handmade embroidered pattern

Fabric: Silk brocade

Color available: Blue

Washing Instruction: Dry clean

Preparation Time: 2-3 working days

• “Thank you. The dress is beautiful. „
  -Panna Codner, Oconomowoc [United States]
• “Just to let you know the products arrived today and they're fantastic. Combined with the dress and bridesmaid's outfits I bought from you I'm sure I'll have a very stylish wedding day. Thanks you for all your help. Kind regards!„
  -Kate, Chesterfield [United Kingdom]
• “Thanks for the dresses. they are beautiful. I am currently getting all the size together for the next order. I will be ordering 18 of the WD1178 in fabric WB1127. I will let you have the order as soon as i have put it together. we do need the splits in the side to be higher so we can dance in them so i have taken a measurement from the underarm down to where i need the splits to start.HOpe that makes sense. Thanks again. „
  -Jane Tear, Southampton [United Kingdom]