大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 8月29日 05時50分

Using ultraviolet light to look at an embroidery like this 8th-century Chinese example can give clues about how it was made. Dyes glow differently under UV light, and this can help conservators identify the types of dyes that were used in the embroidery. It can also show distinctions in the thread patterns which may not be visible normally, helping conservators learn more about how the textile was stitched together.
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