Chinese Silk Embroidery Blog

Journey into the artistic revival of the Tang Dynasty with Su Embroidery Studio's collectible silk embroidery based on Zhang Xuan's masterpiece. This exquisite creation faithfully reproduces the grandeur of "Lady Guoguo's Spring Outing" using plain stitch, free-insert, and irregular coating stitches...

In the intricate world of Chinese silk embroidery, certain motifs transcend mere aesthetics, weaving a cultural tapestry that resonates through centuries. One such enduring symbol is the majestic crane, a creature whose regal presence transcends its physical form, embodying profound cultural significance in the realm of Chinese art...

As a tribute to the timeless allure of peacocks in Chinese art, our silk embroidery collection offers not only a feast for the eyes but also a cultural journey. These silk embroidery artworks provide a tangible connection to the artistic legacy of China...

In the early years of the 20th century, a pretty woman in East China won national fame for her exquisite embroidery and was then renowned in the world. She was Shen Shou, a Suzhou embroidery master who was described by noted Qing Dynasty scholar Yu Yue as a ‘needle sage’.

In the intricate realm of Chinese silk embroidery, the Four Gentlemen stand as more than mere botanical subjects; they are living metaphors, capturing the essence of seasons, virtues, and the enduring beauty of nature...

The dragon, an ancient and potent symbol in Chinese culture, transcends folklore as a composite creature embodying elements of a snake, eagle, tiger, and devil. Symbolizing the natural world and transformation, the dragon has been intertwined with the identity of Chinese emperors...

For those seeking respite from the bustling city life, a boat ride down the rivers of these water towns offers a rejuvenating experience. The scenic beauty of these locales has inspired not only admiration but also artistic expression. The presented images of water towns below are not conventional oil paintings...

When Dato' Loh completed his introduction about Loke Mansion, Chunhua realized that they were doing more than a silk embroidery exhibition. It was a collective endeavor to raise people's awareness about the importance of preserving historical architectures through an ancient Chinese art form, silk embroidery, which faces the threat of extinction too...

What distinguishes Chef Ling's cuisine is its harmonious blend of Chinese traditions with a Western aesthetic. Her dishes not only tantalize the taste buds but also captivate the eyes with their artistic presentation, epitomizing the essence of beauty, taste, and health—an approach that resonates with Su Embroidery Studio's fusion of ancient Chinese silk artistry and modern Western oil painting techniques...

When Alan McIntyre first saw Suzhou embroidery, he was captivated by the perfection and beauty of the stitches. Since then, his knowledge on the subject and his collection has grown...