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One of a pair of leggings formed of a long flat piece of silk with one curved edge, bordered in brown velvet, and a round design in the middle of a dragon in red silk and gold thread. The legging is covered all over in brass studs and has a blue cloth waistband.
With other Chinese clothing, collected by two Presbyterian medical missionaries, Drs. Lyal & Kiercross, in 1902.
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