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Museale, handgefertigte doppelseitige Seidenstickerei aus Suzhou – Mondaufgang über dem Meer: Sechs Kaki

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Das Gemälde, das der Welt das Sehen lehrte

Diese Stickerei schöpft ihre Seele ausLiù Shì Tú(六柿图), „Sechs Kaki“, das legendäre Tuschegemälde des Mönchs Muqi (牧溪) aus der südlichen Song-Dynastie, das um 1250 entstand und heute im Daitoku-ji-Tempel in Kyoto aufbewahrt wird. In der buddhistischen Kunstgeschichte gilt es als eines der wichtigsten Gemälde der Welt – nicht wegen dessen, was es darstellt, sondern wegen dessen, was es zurückhält. Muqi malte sechs Kaki mit minimalem Pinselstrich: einfache ovale Formen, leichte Variationen der Tintendichte, kein Hintergrund, kein Kontext, keine Erzählung. Und doch gelang ihm innerhalb dieser Kargheit etwas Außergewöhnliches – ein Gefühl totaler Präsenz, von Früchten, die einfach und vollständig sie selbst sind, keine Erklärung, keine Ausschmückung, keine Geschichte benötigen. Zen-Meister haben acht Jahrhunderte lang Kommentare zu diesem Gemälde geschrieben. Mönche haben davor meditiert. Es ist im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes ein religiöses Objekt – nicht weil es etwas Heiliges darstellt, sondern weil es die Heiligkeit zeigt, die Dinge so zu sehen, wie sie sind.

Der TitelHǎi Shàng Shēng Míng Yuè(海上升明月) – „Leuchtender Mond geht über dem Meer auf“ – stammt aus einem Gedicht der Tang-Dynastie von Zhang Jiuling und fügt Muqis sechs Kakis eine zweite Bedeutungsebene hinzu. Das Gedicht spricht von einem Mond, der so hell und so weit ist, dass er die Distanz zwischen den Menschen aufhebt: Wenn du und ich denselben Mond betrachten, sind wir zusammen, auch wenn wir weit voneinander entfernt sind. Die wellenförmige Basis wird zum Meer. Der Bogen der Kakis wird zum Bogen des Mondes – von der Transluzenz zur Fülle und zurück zur Transluzenz, wie ein Mondzyklus, der in eine einzige Früchtezeile komprimiert ist. Dafür wurde die museale doppelseitige Stickerei geschaffen: keine Dekoration, sondern eine Meditation über Vergänglichkeit, Fülle und das stille Wunder der Dinge, die einfach so sind, wie sie sind – sechs Kaki auf Seide, ein Mond über dem Wasser, ein Atemzug, der hindurchgeht und die Welt unverändert lässt.

• Jedes Kunstwerk wird vollständig von Hand gefertigt. Es erfolgt keine maschinelle oder massenhafte Herstellung.

Dimensions

Material: Rahmen aus edlem geschnitztem Holz + zu 100 % handbestickte Seidentafel

Herkunft: Suzhou, China (Der Geburtsort der Suzhou-Stickerei)

Größe: 28.5*24*7.5cm

Handwerk:Handbestickt, Suzhou-Stil

Handwerker:Meistersticker (10+ Jahre Erfahrung)

Einzigartigkeit:Einzigartig – jedes Stück variiert leicht

Hinweis: Alle Maße sind handgefertigt und können aufgrund der Beschaffenheit der Handwerkskunst geringfügige Abweichungen aufweisen.

FAQ

1. Is this embroidery handmade?

Answer:

Yes. Every Sinocrafted embroidery artwork is entirely handcrafted by experienced artisans using traditional Suzhou embroidery techniques. Each stitch is carefully created by hand, making every piece unique.

2. What is Suzhou embroidery?

Answer:

Suzhou embroidery is one of China's most celebrated traditional embroidery arts, renowned for its exceptionally fine silk threads, intricate stitching, elegant color transitions, and centuries-old craftsmanship.

3. How long does it take to create one embroidery artwork?

Answer:

The production time depends on the complexity of the design. Many pieces require dozens or even hundreds of hours of meticulous hand embroidery before they are completed.

4. What materials are used?

Answer:

Our embroidery artworks are crafted using premium silk threads on carefully selected fabric and presented in high-quality decorative frames designed to complement the artwork.

5. Is every piece unique?

Answer:

Yes. Because every embroidery is stitched by hand, no two pieces are exactly alike. Slight variations reflect the individuality of handcrafted artistry.

6. Is this suitable for home decoration?

Answer:

Absolutely. These embroidered artworks are designed to complement living rooms, bedrooms, offices, studies, and entryways while adding a refined cultural touch to any interior.

7. Is this artwork ready to hang or display?

Answer:

Yes. Depending on the product, the artwork arrives professionally framed or mounted and is ready to display upon arrival.

8. How should I clean the embroidery?

Answer:

Dust the frame gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid touching the embroidered surface directly, and never use water or chemical cleaners on the embroidery itself.

9. How should I store the artwork?

Answer:

Keep the artwork in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, excessive humidity, and heat. Proper storage helps preserve both the silk threads and the frame.

10. Will the colors fade over time?

Answer:

With proper care and indoor display, the silk threads retain their beauty for many years. Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight to help preserve the colors.

11. Is this a good gift?

Answer:

Yes. A handcrafted Suzhou embroidery artwork makes a meaningful gift for weddings, housewarmings, anniversaries, birthdays, business occasions, and cultural art enthusiasts.

12. What do the embroidery motifs symbolize?

Answer:

Many traditional Chinese motifs carry auspicious meanings. For example, lotus flowers symbolize purity, peonies represent prosperity, cranes signify longevity, and koi fish symbolize abundance and good fortune.

13. Why is handcrafted embroidery more valuable?

Answer:

Unlike machine-made decorative pieces, handcrafted Suzhou embroidery requires exceptional skill, patience, and many hours of manual work. Every artwork reflects the artisan's craftsmanship and artistic expression.

14. Is this considered collectible?

Answer:

Many collectors appreciate handcrafted Suzhou embroidery for its artistic quality, cultural heritage, and limited handmade production. Each piece represents traditional craftsmanship rather than mass manufacturing.

15. Can I customize an embroidery artwork?

Answer:

Yes. Sinocrafted offers selected customization services, allowing you to create personalized embroidery artworks based on your preferred design, portrait, pet, or meaningful photograph, depending on the collection.

Su Embroidery


A Timeless Masterpiece of Chinese Craftsmanship


Su Embroidery (Su Xiu) is one of China's most celebrated traditional embroidery arts, originating in Suzhou over 2,000 years ago. Renowned for its extraordinary precision, elegant colors, and silk-like delicacy, each piece is meticulously handcrafted using fine silk threads and a variety of intricate stitching techniques, including split stitch, satin stitch, random stitch, and layered embroidery. Skilled artisans often divide a single silk thread into extremely fine strands to create remarkable depth, subtle shading, and lifelike details. More than a decorative art, Su Embroidery represents centuries of Chinese cultural heritage, combining technical mastery with artistic expression to transform silk into enduring works of art.

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  • Orders are typically processed and dispatched within 2 business days from our warehouse.
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Care & Maintenance

  1. Keep Away from Direct Sunlight — Prolonged exposure may cause silk threads to fade over time. Display in a softly lit area to preserve the original vibrancy of each hue.
  2. Avoid Moisture & Humidity — Embroidery is sensitive to damp conditions. Do not place in bathrooms, near windows prone to condensation, or in excessively humid environments.
  3. Dust Gently — Use a soft, dry brush or a feather duster to remove surface dust. Never use water, solvents, or chemical cleaners on the embroidered surface.
  4. Handle with Clean, Dry Hands — Natural oils from skin can transfer onto silk threads. When moving or repositioning, hold the frame by its outer edges rather than touching the fabric.
  5. Do Not Press or Fold — The embroidery's dimensional texture is part of its artistry. Avoid placing objects on top of or leaning anything against the piece to prevent flattening or distortion of the stitches.
  6. Store Upright in a Dry Place — If not on display, keep the piece standing upright in a dust-free, well-ventilated space. Wrap loosely in acid-free tissue paper for added protection.
  • Intangible Cultural Heritage

  • Handmade Craftsmanship

  • Decorative Art

  • Master Designed

Museum Quality Hand Crafted Su Embroidery-One Of A Kind Master Piece

Hand-Embroidered. Su Style. One of a Kind

Hand-Embroidered. Su Style. One of a Kind

Ideal for Living Room & More

The Four Craftsmanship Steps

1.Design & Pattern Drafting

1.Design & Pattern Drafting

The artisan begins by composing the motif directly onto fine linen — no printed guide, only a trained hand and an instinct for balance.

2. Thread Selection & Color Layering

2. Thread Selection & Color Layering

Silk threads are split strand by strand — sometimes to a single filament thinner than a hair — and laid side by side in deliberate gradation.

3.Suzhou Embroidery Stitching

3.Suzhou Embroidery Stitching

Using time-honored techniques — Qi (even stitch) for smooth petal surfaces, Tao (needle) for layered color transitions, and gold filaments for the radiating heart — the artisan works stitch by stitch.

4. Stretching & Framing

4. Stretching & Framing

The finished embroidery is damp-stretched over a board to remove every ripple, then mounted within a solid natural-wood frame chosen to complement the warmth of the linen and the softness of the silk.