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English: Sichuan brocade with a drinking scene involving two Byzantines or Central Asians within a pearl roundel, discovered in 1973 from Tomb 507 at Astana Cemetery in Turpan, Chinese Turkestan. This fragment is currently preserved in Nantong Textile Museum. The pearl roundel motif was popular in Sogdian art which spread to both the East (e.g., Sichuan brocade) and the West (e.g., a silk fragment from Spain).
Español: Brocado sichuanés con una escena de bebida que involucra a dos bizantinos o centroasiáticos en ronda sogdiana, descubierto en 1973 en la tumba 507 en el cementerio de Astana en Turfán, Turquestán chino. Este fragmento se conserva actualmente en el Museo Textil de Nantong. El motivo de la «ronda sogdiana», también conocido como «medallón de perlas», fue popular en el arte sogdiano, que se extendió tanto a Oriente (v.g., el brocado sichuanés) como a Occidente (v.g., un fragmento de seda de España).
Français : Brocart du Sichuan avec une scène de boisson impliquant deux Byzantins ou Centrasiatiques entourés d'un cercle de perles liées, découvert en 1973 dans la tombe 507 au cimetière d'Astana à Tourfan, au Turkestan chinois. Ce fragment est actuellement conservé au musée du textile de Nantong.
中文（繁體）：四川蜀地織錦「聯珠對飮紋錦」，1973年出土於新疆阿斯塔那古墓群507號墓，現藏南通紡織博物館。聯珠窠環中是兩個拂菻人或中亞人擧杯對飮的塲景。該蜀錦由黃、藍、綠三色經線和黃色緯線織成，藍、綠色經線分區變換，同與黃色經線互爲表裡而顯。唐朝蜀錦紋樣在裝飾藝術上融入異域元素，尤其以聯珠團窠紋樣爲主，是典型的異域文化象徵。構成聯珠團窠紋樣的主要元素是聯珠團窠環，由一串小的圓珠圍繞形成圓環，常以20粒左右組成。在薩珊王朝星相學層面，這樣的聯珠紋樣被解讀爲神聖之光。
Date between 618 and 907
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