Chinese Silk Embroidery Blog

Traditional Nuido is characterized by its meticulous craftsmanship and the use of silk or metal threads, often embellished with gold and silver accents. Silk satin serves as the preferred fabric, mounted on frames to provide tension and enhance the threads' luminosity, resulting in stunning works of art that captivate the eye and touch the soul ...

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Through participation in exhibitions, cultural exchanges, and educational initiatives, Su Embroidery Studio strives to raise awareness and appreciation for Chinese silk embroidery both domestically and internationally ...

In this article we will explore the origin of Chinese double sided embroidery, its history and innovations. To many embroidery enthusiasts who often wonder who invented Chinese double sided embroidery techniques, this article will reveal the answer ...

Su Embroidery Studio is proud to offer a bespoke service for fashion designers seeking to enhance their creations with custom silk embroidery. Whether you're designing haute couture gowns, luxury accessories, or high-end home decor ...

Using the finest silk threads and expert craftsmanship, we capture the unique personality and charm of your dog or cat in exquisite detail, creating a timeless piece of art that you'll cherish for years to come ...

At Su Embroidery Studio, we understand the profound value of preserving cherished memories through art. Our custom embroidered portrait service offers a unique opportunity to transform your favorite photographs into stunning threaded masterpieces ...

Discover the art of custom silk embroidery portraits at Su Embroidery Studio, where tradition meets precision in every stitch. Our studio specializes in custom embroidered portraits, an intricate form of art that captures realistic details through the ancient craft of Chinese silk embroidery.

The "Sixteen Arhats Embroidery" preserved in the Shanghai Museum is a late Ming Dynasty embroidered artwork. Renowned for its fine craftsmanship and rich artistic expression, this work showcases the superb skills and artistic achievements of Gu Embroidery at that time ...

By exploring the complexity of Chinese silk embroidery, particularly through the lens of the renowned Suzhou embroidery (Su embroidery for short), we can appreciate its dual identity as both craft and art ...