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When you buy from Su Embroidery Studio (SES)
1. You're buying silk embroideries directly from
a producer in the embroidery hometown, Suzhou, China.
2. Over 5,000 designs for you to choose
from, the most comprehensive catalogue you can find
online.
3. Extremely fast response. All enquiries will be handled within
one working day.
4. High quality guaranteed. We only make
and sell high quality silk embroideries.
5. Super fast shipping by air, 3 - 4 business days to most cities worldwide.
6. Free shipping by air worldwide on orders
above $500.
7. For your very first order below $300,
you pay after receiving the embroidery.
8. Refund guarantee. 15-day money back
guarantee. No questions asked!
Su Embroidery Studio (SES) started selling high quality silk embroideries online and custom-making silk embroideries for customers' photos/paintings in 2004. Since then, Su Embroidery Studio (SES) has spared no efforts to try to offer the best silk embroideries and excellent hand embroidery service at the most competitive price. After five years in business, Su Embroidery Studio (SES) has become a renowned producer/supplier of Chinese silk embroideries for its reliable and efficient service.
While doing business to make profits, Su Embroidery Studio (SES) believes honesty and reliability is above business. Ever since 2004 when we started our business online, we have sold silk embroideries to customers in more than
thirty countries. Many customers come back for our consistent good
quality and very competitive retail pricing.
Elizabeth K Wilson, a customer who began to purchase from us regularly
in March, 2006, has now become a silk embroidery lover and is introducing Chinese silk embroidery art in her home
town, Brechin Scotland. Below is an article she wrote for "Stitch Corea",
a Korean handicrafts magazine, and was published in November, 2006 as one of the customers' stories of SES.
I am married, have two grown up children a boy and girl who are both married and now live away from home. I am also a retired proprietor of a Ladies shoe shop, I specialized in Italian manufacturers.
As I have been a keen embroiderer since childhood the spare time that I have now, although it is not as much as I thought it would be, I have devoted to doing portraits mainly in cross-stitch but some in tent stitch and also doing embroidery in a range of subjects. But portraits in any medium are my first love.
I am an avid collector of all traditional Chinese silk art and in particular the work of the Su Embroidery Studio, whose skill and work are second to none.
I am giving a lecture to the Montrose Branch of the Embroiderers Guild of Britain on 18th November 2006 in the Columbus Hall on “Painting with Silk?
I will commence with an introduction to silk thread by description and a display of undyed Silk cocoons, de-gummed silk cocoons and the waste product (rods) after weaving and the process of making silk thread.
I will illustrate the regions of China where silk art is practiced and the various designs and stitches used in each region and display samples of the work by pictorial illustration and in particular Suzhou in the Jiangsu Province.
Then in detail describe the work of the Su Embroidery Studio covering the various designs available, the types and thickness of thread and the methods employed in the studio.
This will also be covered using video clips showing the artists at work.
Also describe and display a collection of framed sowings of silk art by the Su Embroidery Studio illustrating the various techniques used and the variation of threads.
Using the following pieces, Chinese Lady, A Lady Playing the Chinese Flute, Feeding Goldfish, Gaze, A Lady from the Qing Dynasty and the higher quality sewing, Bird of Paradise, where the silk used is 1/6 to 1/8 of the normal thickness.
I will also display a sewing of a European design to illustrate that Su Embroidery do not confine themselves to only designs of Chinese origin.
Finally describe and display the highlight of the lecture, a double sided sewing on a single piece of material with the design of a Tiger on one side and a Peacock on the other.
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