embroidered curtain
A rare, literary term for a curtain or hanging fabric decorated with embroidery. Likely encountered only in historical or artistic contexts.
A beautiful embroidered curtain is preserved in the treasure hall of the old temple.
Alternate kanji form using the standard 繡 character.
Compound of 繍 (shū, 'embroidery') and 帳 (chō, 'curtain' or 'hanging'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word is formed from classical Chinese elements.