刺绣的英文

embroideryArt of decorating textiles with needle and thread. Among the basic techniques are cross-stitch, crewel work, and quilting. The Persians and Greeks wore quilted garments as armor. The earliest surviving examples of embroidery are Scythian (c. 5th–3rd century BC). The most notable extant Chinese examples are the imperial silk robes of the Qing dynasty (1644–1911/12). Islamic embroideries (16th–17th century) show stylized geometric patterns based on animal and plant shapes. Northern European embroidery was mostly ecclesiastical until the Renaissance. European skills and conventions prevailed in North America in the 17th–18th century. The Native Americans embroidered skins and bark with dyed porcupine quills; later the beads they acquired in trade took the place of quills. The indigenous peoples of Central America produced a kind of embroidery with feathers. The Bayeux Tapestry is the most famous surviving piece of needlework.

绣花embroidered

手工刺绣 hand embroidery或者handmade embroideryembroidery 英[ɪmˈbrɔɪdəri] 美[ɛmˈbrɔɪdəri] n. 刺绣; 刺绣品; 粉饰，修饰; [例句]The shorts had blue embroidery over the pockets这条短裤的口袋上有蓝色刺绣。[其他] 复数：embroideries

duie 刺绣，又名“针（针）绣”，俗称“绣花”。以绣针引彩线（丝、绒、线），按设计的花样，在织物（丝绸、布帛）上刺缀运针，以绣迹构成纹样或文字，是我国优秀的民族传统工艺之一。古代称“黹”、“针黹”。后因刺绣多为妇女所作，故又名“女红”。 先后产了苏绣、粤绣、湘绣、蜀绣，号称“四大名绣”。此外尚有顾绣，京绣、瓯绣、鲁绣、闽绣、汴绣、汉绣和苗绣等，都各具风格，沿传迄今，历久不衰。刺绣的针法有：齐针、套针、扎针、长短针、打子针、平金、戳沙等几十种，丰富多彩，各有特色。绣品的用途包括：生活服装，歌舞或戏曲服饰，台布、枕套、靠垫等生活日用品及屏风、壁挂等陈设品。