Traditional Korean embroidery panels with poppies

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  • Photo title: Traditional Korean embroidery panels with poppies
  • Author: Shajovo164
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  • On a blue, yellow and pale background there are red poppies, flowers with wide, large ladders in the form of a fan on thin, tall stems with jagged olive, yellow leaves. Korean needle and ink embroidery is a demanding and beautiful form of embroidery, people used silk fabric needles, made from the bones of fish or animals, threads. This embroidery was first introduced in Persia, became popular in Iran and through India and China was brought to Korea
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