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Claude Monet Embroidered Holiday Ornament

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Designed in London and handmade in India by a talented team of master embroiderers, this Claude Monet Fabric Holiday Ornament is made by craftspeople who use the traditional technique of "zardosi.” This method, which means "sewing with gold," is historically used to decorate the most luxurious of courtly finery. For over 30 years, the brand St. Nicolas has been at the forefront of original ornament and historical souvenir design, and are members of the British Association for Fair Trade, ens...

Designed in London and handmade in India by a talented team of master embroiderers, this Claude Monet Fabric Holiday Ornament is made by craftspeople who use the traditional technique of "zardosi.” This method, which means "sewing with gold," is historically used to decorate the most luxurious of courtly finery. For over 30 years, the brand St. Nicolas has been at the forefront of original ornament and historical souvenir design, and are members of the British Association for Fair Trade, ensuring that the materials for this ornament have been ethically sourced. The ornament is inspired by Claude Monet, an artist with work in MoMA’s collection. The Claude Monet Ornament measures 6"h.

  • Size
    6"h
  • Material
    Kapok, velvet, Gold Thread and Wool
  • Origin
    United Kingdom
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