Butterfly Convertible Necklace, Handmade Miao Straight-Stitch & Firework Embroidery with Brocade, Collectible Cultural Gift

$60.90

Butterfly Convertible Necklace is made with straight-stitch and firework-style embroidery with brocade weaving. Each selected style keeps its own butterfly character and natural handmade variation.

Not sure which size to choose? Select Custom in the Size menu. Height and weight are required; bust, waist, and hips are optional if known.

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Wholesale price: $158/piece.

Order details, including quantity, MOQ, sizing, customization, OEM/ODM, shipping, and lead time, are discussed after the buyer confirms the selected styles and purchase intent.

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Description

Butterfly Convertible Necklace is made with straight-stitch and firework-style embroidery with brocade weaving. Each selected style keeps its own butterfly character and natural handmade variation.

Why It Stands Out

  • Embroidery and Brocade Work Together: The brocade pattern is woven into the textile structure rather than printed on the surface. Firework-style stitchwork radiates across the textile surface, giving the motif a burst-like rhythm. Straight-stitch embroidery creates clear directional lines that define the motif.
  • 3-Way Convertible Structure: This 3-way convertible length can be styled as a necklace, a closer choker or a wrapped bracelet, giving the same embroidered textile three different ways to wear.
  • The Story Behind the Butterfly: In Miao cultural traditions, the butterfly can be associated with life, origins and continuity.
  • Handmade Variations Between Styles: Each style is worked and assembled separately, so stitch placement, textile pattern and color balance can vary naturally between SKUs.
  • Statement Jewelry with Collectible Value: Wear it as a focal necklace with simple clothing, or keep it as a small piece of wearable textile art when the craft itself matters as much as styling.

Craft & Story
The brocade pattern is woven into the textile structure rather than printed on the surface. Firework-style stitchwork radiates across the textile surface, giving the motif a burst-like rhythm. Straight-stitch embroidery creates clear directional lines that define the motif.

Motif & Meaning
In Miao cultural traditions, the butterfly can be associated with life, origins and continuity.

Form & Structure
This 3-way convertible length can be styled as a necklace, a closer choker or a wrapped bracelet, giving the same embroidered textile three different ways to wear.

Care
Keep the textile dry and avoid perfume, moisture and strong friction. Lay tassels straight when storing and keep metal or chain parts from pressing against the embroidery.

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Style

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  • Wholesale price: $158/piece.
  • Order details, including quantity, MOQ, sizing, customization, OEM/ODM, shipping, and lead time, are discussed after the buyer confirms the selected styles and purchase intent.

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US Size & Custom Fit

Each AETHNO product is set up with US-facing size options: S, M, L, XL, XXL, and XXXL. Because embroidered ethnic clothing can vary by silhouette, please review measurements before ordering.

Size OptionsS / M / L / XL / XXL / XXXL
Retail Custom FitSelect Custom in the Size menu. Height and weight are required; bust, waist, and hips are optional and can be entered if known.
Not Sure About Size?You can order Custom directly. If you do not know your bust, waist, or hips, leave those fields blank.
Wholesale Size RunsDiscussed after the buyer confirms the selected styles and purchase intent.
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