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Shu brocade (also known as Sichuan brocade), soft in feel and flamboyant in color, has a history of over two thousand years, and it is one of the four best and most famous brocades in China along with Nanjing Brocade, Suzhou Brocade and Guangxi Brocade.
Developed over more than twenty centuries, over several hundred types have evolved and brocade
has become an integral part of the ornament of women in the ethnic groups from southwestern China.
Shu Brocade is a kind
of silk fabric, which has more than 2000 years' history. There are many styles of it. The styles of brocade are Fangfang brocade, Yuehua brocade, Yushi brocade, Huanhua brocade, Pudi brocade, Sanhua brocade and some other kinds. Shu Brocade is a kind of silk goods; it is very soft and colorful. It has many kinds and is very durable.
Shu embroidery is a kind of traditional cr
aft of Sichuan; it has strong expression and and artistic effect. The features of it are said as "fine and smooth needlework, simple and elegant colors, graceful and easy lines and the traditional Chinese paintings' style ". There are many kinds of it, such as the facing of the quilts, the pillowcases, embroidered slippers and some other decorative goods.  
It is o
ne of the most famous Chinese embroideries. It is also called "Chuan embroidery", for it is mainly produced around Chengdu, Sichuan Province. It is distributed in the countryside nearby Chengdu. Yang Xiong in the Han Dynasty once composed an eulogy of Shu embroidery . The History of Dongyang Kingdom printed in the Dong Jin Period called Shu embroidery and Shu brocade the two treasures of Middle Sichuan. In the Daoguang Period of the Qing Dynasty, many embroidery workshops were set up. The embroidery took locally- produced colorful satin and threads as its materials. The threads are neatly and thickly used, and the colors are elegantly arranged. Its needling characteristics lie in "the even stitches, bright threads, closeness and softness in texture, and