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At the Royal School of Needlework in London, Queen Elizabeth IIs 18 feet long
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At the Royal School of Needlework in London, Queen Elizabeth IIs 18 feet long
At the Royal School of Needlework in London, Queen Elizabeth IIs 18 feet long Coronation Robe lies on an embroidery table while skilled needleworkers embroider it with gold thread. The Royal Cypher " E.R." has been completed on one side and the design of olives and wheatsheafs to denote peace and prosperity is in the process of being woven into the fabric in gold. In this picture Miss M Bartlett works on the olives and wheatsheafs design, which is the bckground motif to the Royal Cypher and Crown.
11th February 1953
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Media ID 11282598
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In this print from TopFoto, we are transported back to the historic Royal School of Needlework in London during Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. The image showcases the grandeur and meticulous craftsmanship that went into creating her magnificent 18 feet long Coronation Robe. On an embroidery table, we see skilled needleworkers delicately working on the robe with gold thread. One side of the regal garment proudly displays the completed Royal Cypher "E. R. ", representing Queen Elizabeth's initials. Meanwhile, another talented artisan named Miss M Bartlett focuses her attention on weaving a design of olives and wheatsheafs into the fabric using shimmering gold threads. The olives and wheatsheafs motif symbolizes peace and prosperity, reflecting the hopes for a prosperous reign under Queen Elizabeth II's rule. As she ascended to become one of Britain's most beloved monarchs, every stitch in this intricate design carried immense significance. This photograph captures not only a moment frozen in time but also pays homage to the artistry and dedication involved in creating such an iconic piece for royalty. It serves as a testament to both tradition and innovation within British craftsmanship. Taken on February 11th, 1953, this remarkable image transports us back to witness history being woven into fabric by these talented artisans at the prestigious Royal School of Needlework – forever preserving their contribution to Queen Elizabeth II's coronation legacy.
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