Antique Zardozi Embroidered Velvet Wristlet

• Zardozi Embroidered Velvet Wristlet👛 • Rare antique from the 1950s👗📻 It is over 70 years old! • Zardozi is a centuries-old "gold embroidery" technique that originated in Persia to accentuate royal garments and peaked in India during the Mughal era - they used to actually use real gold and silver wiring to symbolize immense wealth and high status! • Bags such as this one from the 1900s uses a combination of brass or copper wiring and a metallic silk threading • Artisans use a hooked needle called an ari to stitch intricate, three-dimensional designs onto heavy fabrics like velvet, silk, or satin • This bag is made with a gorgeous soft black velvet material • Hand stitched geometric patterns and floral motifs in green, purple and pink magenta metallic threads • Highlighted by gold-toned gem accents • Interior is lined with black satin and includes a small zippered pocket • Features a gold wrist strap • Condition: 9.5/10, in pristine condition for its age! ⭐️PRICED TO SELL FAST✨ EVERYTHING MUST GO‼️ 🏷️$75 📍Pick up and meet up in Woodbridge