Eastern Tradition
Monday, October 23, 2006
  HuLianxian, Originator of Xiang Embroidery
Mr. Hu Lianxian, was a craftswoman in the late years in Qing Dynasty. She could embroider the paintings and cut the embroidery scripts, which had laid the foundation of the Xiang embroidery...
 
Mr. Hu Lianxian, was a craftswoman in the late years in Qing Dynasty, with the ancestral home in Anhui Province. In her childhood, her father moved to Suzhou to work as an official, so she went to Jiangsu as well, and lived in Suzhou for long time, and therefore, she was titled as the "Suzhou People". Since her childhood, she began to learn the Suzhou-style embroidery, as well as the painting. After getting married in 20, she went back to Changsha, Hunan Province, and making a living with her embroidery. Later she established the "Needlecraft by Ms. Hu Lianxian" and the "Wu Caixia's Embroidery Workshop" to make the embroidery works, making the research and the improvements of the needle rules and material selections of the embroidery, and imparting her skills to the women in poverty.

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Eastern Tradition, traditional Chinese artwork, rustic tibet handmade jewelry, Thangkas, Shrine and Ritual, Statues, Prayer Flags and Door Curtains, Incense, Singing Bowls and Bells, Malas






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