Description
This compact tiger head bag is built around texture and color. The body uses counted-thread cross-stitch embroidery to form bright floral fields, while the face is assembled from layered fabric, stitched features, pom-poms and small decorative elements. The tiger is a long-standing protective image in Chinese folk culture, commonly linked with courage and the ability to ward off harmful influences. Here that guardian image is intentionally playful rather than severe, making the piece suitable as a conversation accessory, festival bag or collectible folk-art object.
Craft: Counted cross-stitch / cross-stitch counted-thread embroidery with appliqué-style tiger-head construction.
Materials: Embroidered textile body with braided cord, pom-poms and mixed decorative elements.
Fit / Size: Approx. 12 cm diameter × 16 cm high. Maximum carrying length approx. 76 cm.
Availability: Stock status to confirm.
Care: Specialist professional cleaning is recommended. Do not machine wash, soak, wring or bleach. Store in a dry place away from prolonged sunlight. Steam lightly from the reverse if needed; never press an iron directly onto the embroidery.
Highlights
- Counted cross-stitch floral embroidery with a pixel-like hand-stitched texture
- Dimensional tiger-head face with layered textile and pom-pom details
- Approx. 12 cm diameter × 16 cm high
- Maximum carrying length approx. 76 cm
- Compact statement piece with a vivid folk-art character
Meaning & Craft
Tiger imagery in Chinese folk culture is associated with bravery and protective power; this bag uses that guardian image in a playful, highly decorative format.
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