尺寸：
29.5×29.5cm
拍品说明：
以直径纱为底衬，以大红色双股衣线绣菱形地，以多种彩线和捻金线绣五爪彩色飘髯正龙，条状腹彩，下饰宝珠、珊瑚、海水江崖。平金绣老虎盘踞正中，两侧分饰艾草，配以蝎子、蛇、壁虎、蜈蚣、蟾蜍，取“虎镇五毒”、“趋吉避凶”。明代太监刘若愚在《酌中志》中说：“五月初一日起，至十三日止，宫眷内臣穿五毒艾虎补子衣，门两旁安菖蒲、盆盒。初五日午时，饮朱砂、雄黄、菖蒲酒吃棕子。”撒线绣底，以不撇丝的衣线作绣，设色浓艳，是明代万历应景节气补的代表性作品，具有鲜明的等级及时代特征，为御用吉服补。出处：万玉堂旧藏，Plum Blossoms Gallery著录：《Rank and Festival》封面英文描述A very rare antique Chinese late Ming dynasty, Wanli period polychrome silk and gold wrapped thread counted stitch embroidered festival badge depicting a gold couched front facing dragon worked against a salmon red diamond lozenge ground.This rare festival badge incorporates the five poisons motif and was made to be worn by a top court official within the Imperial Palace on the double five festival held each lunar year on the 5th day of the 5th month, a time believed in Chinese lore to be an especially dangerous time of the year.The five poisons depicted are the viper, flying centipede, lizard, scorpion and the three-legged toad. Also depicted below the dragon is a recumbent tiger that offers additional protection against malevolence of the double five day as do the Artemisia branches that flank the dragon on each side.China, Late Ming Dynasty, Circa 1600 AD
估价：350,000-500,000 RMB
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