FIELD EDITION 04踏花与提花结构
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FIELD EDITION 04
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OVERVIEW / A WAY IN
Pattern organised through structure and loom setup.
This volume follows repeated structures built through more complex loom patterning: named eyes and seeds, curving forms, wedding characters and relief surfaces.
How does the loom organise repeated structure and named geometric forms?
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FIELD NOTE
From ground weave to figured repeat
从地组织到花组织A figured surface is not simply a more colourful plaid; the loom must organise a repeat beyond the quiet ground.
FIELD NOTE
From ground weave to figured repeat
01 / 01
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NAMED PATTERNS
Dragon-derived named geometry
龙形几何Dragon Scale and Curving Dragon preserve different scales of named structural imagery.
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NAMED PATTERN
Dragon Scale
龙鳞纹Strength, protection and blessing in the current Atlas reading.
Collector / descriptive nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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NAMED PATTERN
Curving Dragon
曲龙纹Protection, smooth movement and good fortune in the current Atlas reading.
Seller-supplied nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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READ WITH CONTEXT
A name is a layer of evidence.
Visual resemblance, local usage, published terminology and an Atlas working name are not interchangeable.
Turn the page for the next chapter.
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NAMED PATTERNS
Tiny eyes & seeds
眼纹与籽纹Pepper-Eye, Pepper-Seed and Fish-Eye are treated as names with provenance, not as automatic labels for every dotted cloth.
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NAMED PATTERN
Pepper-Eye
胡椒眼纹Published-source naming is now stronger than the earlier purely descriptive classification.
Documented published nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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NAMED PATTERN
Pepper-Seed
Pepper-Eye, Pepper-Seed and Fish-Eye are treated as names with provenance, not as automatic labels for every dotted cloth.
Seller-supplied nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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NAMED PATTERN
Fish-Eye
鱼眼纹Name is accepted in the owner source corpus. Do not apply it automatically to generic dotted cloth.
Local / folk name · attributedOpen the pattern context ↗
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NAMED PATTERNS
Characters & blessings
吉字The Double Happiness character turns structural cloth into explicit wedding language.
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NAMED PATTERN
Double Happiness
囍 · 双喜Marriage, partnership, celebration and good fortune.
Documented folk nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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STRUCTURE STUDY
Movement & relief
波纹与凹凸Spring Ripple carries a current named reading, while waffle/honeycomb remains a structure rather than a symbolic motif.
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NAMED PATTERN
Spring Ripple
清波纹Flow and continuity in the current Atlas reading.
Collector / descriptive nameOpen the pattern context ↗
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READ WITH CONTEXT
A name is a layer of evidence.
Visual resemblance, local usage, published terminology and an Atlas working name are not interchangeable.
Turn the page for the next chapter.
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STRUCTURE STUDY
Plaid plus figured detail
格纹中的花组织Figured details can sit inside or across a plaid field without turning every plaid into one named motif.
STRUCTURE STUDY
Plaid plus figured detail
01 / 02TA-SD-0001Double Joy Plaid — Shandong Lu Jin Wedding ClothShandong · Choose one panel: approx. 85 × 46.5 cm or 145 × 46.5 cmTA-JN-0003Dragon Scale Grid — Jiangnan Figured HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 350 × 44 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmTA-CM-0005Spring Ripple — Chongming Textured PlaidChongming · Approx. 250 × 45 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmTA-JN-0004Pepper-Eye Weave — Double-Sided Jiangnan HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 240 × 30 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmSTRUCTURE STUDY
Plaid plus figured detail
02 / 02TA-NT-0016Blue Dragon Lattice — Nantong Treadle-Woven HomespunNantong · Approx. 180 × 43 cm total available length; sold by 50 cm
TA-JN-0005Ink Cloud Current — Jiangnan Handwoven HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 223 × 31 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm units
TA-JN-0007Moonlit Reed — Jiangnan Reed-Mat WeaveJiangnan · Approx. 370 × 48 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm units
TA-SD-0002Forest Violet — Shandong Lu BrocadeShandong · Approx. 220 × 42 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm units
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READ WITH CONTEXT
A name is a layer of evidence.
Visual resemblance, local usage, published terminology and an Atlas working name are not interchangeable.
Turn the page for the next chapter.
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ACROSS CLOTH
Across figured structures
馆藏对照Current figured, treadle, double-sided and waffle/honeycomb records remain visible as object evidence.
ACROSS CLOTH
Across figured structures
01 / 04TA-CN-0012Rosy Waffle — Raised Waffle-Weave Chinese HomespunChina · Approx. 147 × 43 cmTA-SD-0001Double Joy Plaid — Shandong Lu Jin Wedding ClothShandong · Choose one panel: approx. 85 × 46.5 cm or 145 × 46.5 cmTA-JN-0003Dragon Scale Grid — Jiangnan Figured HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 350 × 44 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmTA-CM-0005Spring Ripple — Chongming Textured PlaidChongming · Approx. 250 × 45 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmTA-JN-0004Pepper-Eye Weave — Double-Sided Jiangnan HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 240 × 30 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmTA-NT-0016Blue Dragon Lattice — Nantong Treadle-Woven HomespunNantong · Approx. 180 × 43 cm total available length; sold by 50 cmACROSS CLOTH
Across figured structures
02 / 04TA-JN-0005Ink Cloud Current — Jiangnan Handwoven HomespunJiangnan · Approx. 223 × 31 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm unitsTA-JN-0007Moonlit Reed — Jiangnan Reed-Mat WeaveJiangnan · Approx. 370 × 48 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm unitsTA-SD-0002Forest Violet — Shandong Lu BrocadeShandong · Approx. 220 × 42 cm recorded total; sold in 50 cm unitsTA-SH-0002Pudong Treadle ChessboardShanghai · Approx. Width 57 cm; length approximately 300 cm, estimated while thread-tied
TA-CM-0010Four Seasons Blossom GridChongming · Approx. Recorded total length 168 cm; width 45.5 cm
TA-NT-0026Ivory Stream LatticeNantong · Approx. Width 33.5 cm; recorded total length 250 cmACROSS CLOTH
Across figured structures
03 / 04
TA-NT-0027Blush River LatticeNantong · Approx. Width 31 cm; recorded total length 260 cm
TA-CM-0011Blue HearthChongming · Approx. Width 55 cm; recorded total length 650 cm
TA-SD-0003Golden MosaicShandong · Approx. Width 40.5 cm; recorded total length 226 cm
TA-SD-0004Dark BloomShandong · Approx. Width 45 cm; recorded total length 380 cmTA-SD-0005SunriseShandong · Approx. Width 78 cm; length 220 cm
TA-CN-0021Braided Blessings PlaidChina · Approx. Width 43 cm; recorded total length 230 cmACROSS CLOTH
Across figured structures
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READ WITH CONTEXT
A name is a layer of evidence.
Visual resemblance, local usage, published terminology and an Atlas working name are not interchangeable.
Turn the page for the next chapter.
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Field notes & catalogue basis
How does the loom organise repeated structure and named geometric forms?
This volume follows repeated structures built through more complex loom patterning: named eyes and seeds, curving forms, wedding characters and relief surfaces.
Figured, treadle-figured, double-sided and waffle/honeycomb records remain distinct. Pattern names are attached only where naming evidence exists.
This v3 book is an editorial research route. Object-level technique, dating and provenance remain on each textile record; pattern-name provenance is stored separately in the Pattern Catalog.