. . "Upper robe for a man of green twill-weave silk, embroidered with fruiting branches and floral sprays in coloured silks and gold threads."@en . "Upper Coat for a man\nEmbroidery on twill weave silk.\nYarkand; 19th century.\n2157(I.S.)\nCollected by Sir Douglas Forsyth, and given by him in 1875.\n\nOriginally styled as a Manchu lady's robe, this garment was re-tailored to become and upper coat for a man. The side-fastening overlap across the front was removed and various alterations were made, such as the lengthening of the sleeves. The added lengths were embroidered in a similar style, with fruiting branches and floral sprays, but in the chain-stitch and not the satin-stitch embroidery of China. []"@en . "Man's robe, green silk embroidered with silk and gold threads, from Shache (Yarkand), China, ca. 1873"@en . "2157(IS)" . . . "Upper robe for a man of green twill-weave silk, embroidered with fruiting branches and floral sprays in coloured silks and gold threads."@en . "Man's robe, green silk embroidered with silk and gold threads, from Shache (Yarkand), China, ca. 1873"@en . . . . . "Upper Coat for a man\nEmbroidery on twill weave silk.\nYarkand; 19th century.\n2157(I.S.)\nCollected by Sir Douglas Forsyth, and given by him in 1875.\n\nOriginally styled as a Manchu lady's robe, this garment was re-tailored to become and upper coat for a man. The side-fastening overlap across the front was removed and various alterations were made, such as the lengthening of the sleeves. The added lengths were embroidered in a similar style, with fruiting branches and floral sprays, but in the chain-stitch and not the satin-stitch embroidery of China. []"@en . . "0.55320000648498535156"^^ . "1873~, Shache" . . . . . . . . "0.9595000147819519043"^^ . "1873~, Shache" .