King Silk Art offers a "lay-a-way" payment service. Just send us a small deposit and then our artists will start working for you to create a one-of-kind silk embroidery artwork for you and your family! Call us now at 866-775-1118, send an email to Forest at kingsilkart@gmail.com. or click here and send us your contact details and questions. We would like to help as soon as possible.
King Silk Art will provide a formal Certificate of Authenticity for each Master Quality, Museum Quality and Grand Master Quality artwork purchased from us. The certificate will prove value for insurance and is a guarantee of the art quality.
This is not a painting! This is not tapestry! King Silk Art creates 100% hand-stitched silk embroidery artwork. A talented silk embroidery artist spent nearly a year stitching this gorgeous wall art. This embroidery is a completely natural form of art. No glues, paint or machinery, just silk, vegetable dyes and a needle.This unique style of silk embroidery artwork was created in Suzhou, China nearly 2200 year ago to meet the needs of the royal families. Compared to prints and paintings, silk artwork has a nearly 3D look. And silk artwork is more valuable, as it is handmade, each piece is one of a kind.
Suzhou Silk Art Creation Process
Forest's 21st Century Silk Road
The amazing detail of this Bengal Tiger makes this a beautiful study in color, character and texture. This Susho?, masterfully stitched, using only 1/16 of a single strand of silk thread, builds color and texture with more than 10 layers of individual stitches. Every detail of the tiger shows clearly with fine resolution, the sharp eyes are focused and expressive. The fine stitches combined with the color layering create fur that actually looks soft. Many different schools of martial arts celebrate The Five Noble Strengths, which are five different animal forms that students must master, representing specific attributes, strength is the attribute represented by the tiger. Tigers are among the most recognizable and popular of the world's charismatic megafauna. Cross-culturally, tigers feature prominently in ancient mythology and folklore, in Chinese legends; five tigers maintain the balance of cosmic forces and prevent chaos, the yellow tiger, the Bengal, is the ruler of the other tigers and represents the sun. The tiger is also the third animal symbol in the Chinese Zodiac's 12-year cycle and is a strong representation of Yang energy in Feng Shui.
