🧵 Versatile Handcrafted Kilim Accessory - 3-in-1 Wearable Art

This exquisite handmade piece captures the timeless beauty of traditional kilim patterns in a delicate cross-stitch design. Drawing from the rich textile heritage of the historic Silk Road regions - from Turkey, Iran, and Azerbaijan to Armenia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Romania, Morocco, and the Central Asian nations - this piece features an intricate golden flower motif with a striking red center, set against a pristine white background and framed in an elegant antique-finish scalloped setting.

✨ Three Ways to Wear:

- Pin it as a classic brooch

- Style it as a statement necklace

- Add character to your favorite bag as a charm

🎨 Details:

- Authentic handcrafted cross-stitch work

- Traditional kilim-inspired pattern

- Premium metal frame with vintage finish

- Versatile safety pin backing

- Approximately 1.5" in diameter

- Each piece uniquely handstitched

💝 Perfect For:

- Cultural heritage collectors

- Fashion-forward accessories lovers

- Those seeking meaningful, artisanal gifts

- Supporting traditional craftsmanship

🌟 Every piece tells a story of shared cultural heritage while offering modern versatility. This handcrafted accessory brings both timeless ethnic charm and sophisticated style to any outfit or collection. The design reflects centuries of artistic traditions from Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe, where similar motifs have been cherished and passed down through generations.

📦 Ships carefully packaged to preserve its handmade beauty.

A truly unique piece that combines centuries-old design traditions from across the Silk Road with contemporary wearability.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Here is little bit history about the pattern:

This geometric floral pattern style is traditionally found across several regions and cultures, particularly in:

1. Turkey - Where kilim weaving is deeply rooted in cultural heritage

2. Iran (Persia) - Known for similar geometric floral patterns in their carpets and textiles

3. Azerbaijan - Features comparable motifs in their traditional textiles

4. Armenia - Uses similar geometric patterns in their traditional crafts

5. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Common in their textile traditions

6. Bulgaria - Featured in their traditional textile designs

7. Romania - Present in their folk art and textiles

8. Morocco - Similar geometric patterns appear in their textile art

9. Central Asian countries (Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan) - Share similar geometric and floral motifs in their traditional designs

10. Afghanistan - Known for comparable patterns in their textile arts

This type of geometric floral pattern is characteristic of what's often called the "Silk Road" cultural corridor, where similar design elements were shared and adapted across different regions over centuries of trade and cultural exchange. Each region often has its own subtle variations and color preferences while maintaining the core geometric and floral elements.

The pattern's widespread presence across these regions makes it a beautiful example of shared cultural artistry and interconnected textile traditions.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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