A small triangular embroidery fragment is embroidered on dark blue silk plain weave using chain stitch. The embroidery uses S-twisted silk threads in red, yellow, blue, and green colors to create flowing curved patterns, possibly part of the popular cloud patterns during the Han Dynasty. Weaving Structure: - Warp: Silk, untwisted, single thread, dark blue, 88 ends per cm. - Weft: Silk, untwisted, single thread, dark blue, 24 picks per cm. - Weave Structure: 1/1 plain weave. Embroidery: - Threads: Silk, S-twist. - Colors: Red, yellow, blue, green, etc. - Stitch: All in chain stitch. The triangular embroidery fragment is relatively small, with a dark blue silk plain weave as the base fabric. It features smooth curved patterns embroidered with S-twisted colored silk threads using the chain stitch technique. These patterns may belong to the cloud motifs popular during the Han Dynasty. Weaving Structure: - Warp: Silk, no twist, single strand, dark blue, 88 threads per cm. - Weft: Silk, no twist, single strand, dark blue, 24 threads per cm. - Weave Structure: 1/1 plain weave. Embroidery: - Thread: Silk, S-twist. - Colors: Including red, yellow, blue, green, etc. - Stitch: Chain stitch. This translation preserves the technical details and professional terminology of the original text.