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Embroidering King Edward VIIs Coronation Robes

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Embroidering King Edward VIIs Coronation Robes

Needlewomen embroidering King Edward VIIs coronation robes at the Royal School of Art Needlework.
1902

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Coronation Craft Crafts Embroidering Embroidery Needlewoman Needlework Robes Skill Skills 1902 Needlewomen


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In this evocative photograph, a group of dedicated needlewomen are seen meticulously embroidering the coronation robes for King Edward VII at the prestigious Royal School of Art Needlework in London, 1902. Established in 1872, the Royal School of Art Needlework was a leading institution for the preservation and promotion of the ancient art of embroidery in Britain. The women in the photograph are deeply engrossed in their work, their faces reflecting a combination of concentration, focus, and pride. The intricate designs on the robes require immense skill and patience, as each stitch is carefully placed to create the intricate patterns and motifs. The embroidery techniques used include gold and silver thread work, beadwork, and silk embroidery, all of which demanded the highest level of expertise. King Edward VII's coronation robes were a significant commission for the Royal School of Art Needlework, and the women worked tirelessly to meet the deadline. The robes were adorned with elaborate designs, including fleurs-de-lis, roses, and other symbolic motifs, reflecting the grandeur and opulence of the Edwardian era. The photograph captures a moment in time when traditional crafts were still valued and celebrated, and the skill and artistry of the needlewomen were highly regarded. The image is a testament to the enduring appeal of embroidery as a craft and the important role that institutions like the Royal School of Art Needlework played in preserving and promoting this ancient art form.

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