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Textile Antiques has dated this Embroidered Silk Velvet Panel to the 17th Century.
The green silk velvet embroidered with silk and gilt paper wrapped thread and couched silk thread.
no. 15.43.314, illustrated as fig. 47 in the catalogue of the exhibition ‘Interwoven Globe: The Worldwide Textile Trade, 1500-1800’, publ. Thames & Hudson, 2013), having in common not only the colour and design but also the technique, in which the traditional East Asian gilt paper wrapped thread overlays tightly compacted paper to simulate European couched work when employed to imitate European motifs. The individual panels of which the current velvet is contrived would originally have been intended to form a short cope.
Textile Antiques has dated this Embroidered Silk Velvet Panel to the 17th Century.
Fine european textiles and tapestries of the period spanning the 15th century to the early 20th century.
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17th Century Embroidered Silk Velvet
