For 2,000 years needleworkers have split one silk thread into sixty-four strands to paint with the needle — the Four Great Embroideries of Su, Xiang, Yue, Shu.
Chinese embroidery spans 5,000 years, evolving from Neolithic origins to four renowned regional styles: Su, Xiang, Shu, and Yue. Each technique reflects local aesthetics, cultural values, and generati
Chinese embroidery spans 5,000 years, evolving from Neolithic origins to four renowned regional styles: Su, Xiang, Shu, and Yue. Each technique reflects local aesthetics, cultural values, and generati
Chinese embroidery spans 5,000 years, evolving from Neolithic origins to four renowned regional styles: Su, Xiang, Shu, and Yue. Each technique reflects local aesthetics, cultural values, and generati
Chinese embroidery spans 5,000 years, evolving from Neolithic origins to four renowned regional styles: Su, Xiang, Shu, and Yue. Each technique reflects local aesthetics, cultural values, and generati