
The image is a photograph of a plaque or plaque that reads "Sichuan Embroidery" in Chinese. The plaque is made of a light-colored wood and has a textured surface. The text is written in black ink and is centered on the plaque. Below the text, there is a description of the embroidery, which is called "Chuan embroidered" as well, which means that it is one of the Four Famous Embroidered in China. 

The plaque also mentions that it has a long history according to the Records of Huangyang State written by Chang Qui in Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Sichuan embroideries was quiet famous at that time. During the Daoguang period in Qing Dynasty, Sichuang embroidered has developed into specialized manufacturing industry. Taking the strong point of Gu embroidered and Su embroidered, the traditional embroidered art forms its own style on the basis of traditional embroiderys. The embroidered works have the advantages of simple composition, balanced distribution of true or virtual, precise stitches, smooth and shining surface, clear silk path and bright colors.
