Embroidery | Handmade | Accessory | Elegant | Artistry | Pink Design | Gift Idea
Rose Hand Embroidered Mirror, Lovely Rose Patterns, Sweet and Feminine Pink Color, Elegant, Compact Handheld Mirror
The mirror is meticulously hand-embroidered with a charming 3D rose pattern, in a sweet and elegant pink color. The mirror can be folded up, with two sides on the inside. The mirror case is made of metal with a glossy gold finish, with elegant engraved patterns.
Why we CHUS it
Brand & Producer
- Hand-embroidered accessories
- Natural patterns
Ingredient/Material
- Fabric, copper, mirror, auxiliary materials
Manufacturing process
- Handmade
Specifications
- Size: 7 x 7 x 1.5cm
- Material: Copper, fabric
Chus note
Each pattern on the mirror is designed and meticulously crafted by Jumie Handmade, creating an elegant and visually appealing image. With its high artisanal value, unique individuality, and practical beauty, this handheld mirror would make a wonderful and charming gift for women.
About Jumie Handmade
Not everyone immediately discovers the perfect job for themselves after first try, and the same holds true for Thao Nguyen, the founder of Jumie Handmade, where meticulously crafted and beautiful hand-embroidered accessories can be found.
After spending years as experts on other fields, Ms. Nguyen eventually realized that her passion and strength resided in handmade creativity. Therefore, setting aside all the experience in a completely different field, she shifted her focus to pursue that passion and bring forth practical and useful accessories for women, particularly those who appreciate the beauty of handcraft things.
Initially, Thao Nguyen started by creating small gifts for her relatives and friends. As her work got the support and appreciation, she made the decision to open her own shop. The products offered at Jumie Handmade exude an aura of intricate embroidery, skillfully capturing the maker's passion and love within each piece.
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