This product is a set of two Chinese folk embroidered bellybands from the late Qing Dynasty, sold in the same set. The left piece is made of red satin as the ground and blue satin consecration, with colorful silk embroidery of auspicious birds, butterflies and grass insects. The consecration is surrounded by a black twisted silk border and the edge is inlaid with blue gold geometric pattern brocade. The right piece is made of purple satin as the ground, embroidered with pink, green and white lotus flowers, lotus pods and water ripples. The shoulder and chest are made of blue satin with folded shoulders and mountain-shaped green pink piping, and the edges are inlaid with pink floral brocade. Both pieces are made of silk satin, silk embroidery thread, and are lined with cotton lining. The appearance is in natural old condition: the upper part of the embroidery surface is slightly off-line, and stains and creases are visible on the lining.