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Formal Collar

Qing Dynasty, 1800
Formal Collar, Qing Dynasty
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34.3 cmFormal Collar scale comparison76.8 cm
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Formal Collar is a Qing Dynasty Textile artwork created in 1800. It lives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Apparel. SourceDownload

A detachable collar (pi ling) worn by men and women in formal Qing Dynasty portraits.

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