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Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
  • Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff
Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff

Crimson Embroidered Floral Cuff

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A wide cuff runs almost the full length of the wrist, its cream face crowded with hand-stitched blooms in crimson, dusty blue, olive and tan — a slim silver frame holding the composition in place.

  • Material: Metal alloy frame, cotton fabric panel with multicolor embroidery thread
  • Color: Cream ground with crimson, dusty blue, olive and tan embroidery, silver frame
  • Width: 2 in
  • Closure: Open-back cuff, slight adjustment
  • Finish: Antiqued silver-tone
  • Origin: India
  • Circumference: 7 in

The scale sits large without the weight of a solid metal cuff — a fabric panel over a light band, comfortable enough for daily wear. The open back gives a small amount of adjustment, and the embroidered face reads best against a plain sleeve, where the color has room to work.
Details
  • Hand embroidery
  • Layered floral and vine motif
  • Antiqued metal edge
  • Adjustable open-cuff back

Because the embroidery and cuff shaping are done by hand, thread color placement and the exact curve of the band vary slightly from piece to piece.

The Story

Hand embroidery on this scale is slow work: each petal built up from dozens of small directional stitches in colored thread until the cotton base disappears under the pattern. The tones — crimson, dusty blue, olive, tan — sit close enough to read as shading rather than separate colors.

Mounting an embroidered panel onto a metal cuff is a structural decision as much as a decorative one. Fabric on its own has no shape; the metal gives it the curve to hold at the wrist while keeping the handwork front and center.

Lotus motifs run through Indian embroidery, painted textiles and architecture — a recurring floral vocabulary that appears here in the largest blooms on the cuff face.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Hand embroidery

Wipe the metal edge with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the embroidered panel away from water and perfume, and store flat to protect the stitching.

Questions

What is this cuff made of?

The band is an antiqued silver-color metal alloy set with a cotton fabric panel hand-embroidered in multicolor thread.

How is the embroidery made?

By hand, stitch by stitch on the cotton panel, before the finished piece is mounted onto the metal cuff base.

What size is this cuff?

The band is 2 in wide and 7 in around. The open back gives a small amount of adjustment for fit.

How do I care for the embroidery and metal?

Wipe the metal edge with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the embroidered panel away from water and perfume, and store the cuff flat rather than folded.

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