robe of a mandarin (Eth9T) (Q999): Difference between revisions

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-A transparent, midnight-blue silk robe for a mandarin. It features a flared A-line cut, a collarless round neck, and long, wide sleeves. The front is fastened with five pewter buttons. The Chinese character 'FU', meaning good fortune, is woven into the robe.
+A transparent, midnight-blue silk robe for a mandarin [official of the former imperial Chinese civil service]. It features a flared A-line cut, a collarless round neck, and long, wide sleeves. The front is fastened with five pewter buttons. The Chinese character 'FU', meaning good fortune, is woven into the robe.
@@ Property / instance of / Property / instance of @@
-upper body garment
+robe
@@ Property / fabrication method @@
+sewing
@@ Property / fabrication method: sewing / rank @@
+Normal rank
@@ Property / is shown at @@
+https://gotha.digital/item/digicult_mods_00281757
+Normal rank
@@ Property / made from material @@
+silk
@@ Property / made from material: silk / rank @@
+Normal rank
@@ Property / has current owner @@
+Foundation Friedenstein Stiftung Gotha
@@ Property / has current owner: Foundation Friedenstein Stiftung Gotha / rank @@
+Normal rank
@@ Property / length @@
+.4 centimetreAmount 103.4 centimetre
Unit centimetre
-Amount
+.4 centimetre
-Unit
+centimetre
@@ Property / length: 103.4 centimetre / rank @@
+Normal rank
@@ Property / width @@
+centimetreAmount 30 centimetre
Unit centimetre
-Amount
+centimetre
-Unit
+centimetre
@@ Property / width: 30 centimetre / rank @@
+Normal rank

Latest revision as of 16:03, 10 November 2025

A transparent, midnight-blue silk robe for a mandarin [official of the former imperial Chinese civil service]. It features a flared A-line cut, a collarless round neck, and long, wide sleeves. The front is fastened with five pewter buttons. The Chinese character 'FU', meaning good fortune, is woven into the robe.

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)	A transparent, midnight-blue silk robe for a mandarin [official of the former imperial Chinese civil service]. It features a flared A-line cut, a collarless round neck, and long, wide sleeves. The front is fastened with five pewter buttons. The Chinese character 'FU', meaning good fortune, is woven into the robe.