Black, Red, and Golden Round Floral Pin – A Pin That’s Hard to Resist

SKU B008
$24.99
In stock: 3 available
Product Details
Care instructions: Clean with a soft dry cloth. If soiled, use a damp cloth and immediate dry the surface with a soft cloth. Don't let it soak in water.
Dimension (inches): Diameter: 1.96"
Dimension (cm): Diameter: 5 cm

In the overwhelming world of brooches, where options are endless, we believe in bringing design, quality, and style together in one perfect piece—and this floral lapel pin is a true testament to that vision. Crafted from super high-quality papier-mâché, this brooch stands out not only for its design but also for its superior craftsmanship. Its sleek black background is beautifully complemented by intricate golden vine patterns, painted in liquid gold, creating an elegant and timeless look.

The vibrant red floral accents, meticulously hand-painted by the renowned Tashkent-based artist Koshib Omonov, add just the right pop of color, making it a standout accessory for any wardrobe. Framed with a fine golden border featuring dotted detailing, this brooch is the perfect balance of sophistication and charm.

What makes this piece even more special is its heritage and artistry. The ornamental painting featured in this brooch draws inspiration from the rich traditions of architecture and mural painting. At UzbekAlive, we have scaled down these intricate designs to create stunning fashion accessories that merge timeless art with modern wearability. This transformation brings the beauty of traditional art forms into everyday life, making each piece a true work of art.

Designed with versatility in mind, this brooch goes beyond aesthetics. It’s a functional accessory that can elevate your look while also serving practical purposes, such as securing garments or adding a touch of elegance to a coat, scarf, hat, or bag. Its bold yet classic color combination of black, gold, and red makes it suitable for any occasion, from formal events to casual outings, and for both men and women who appreciate timeless style.

Crafted with precision and care, this brooch reflects our commitment to quality. The high-quality lacquer finish protects its vibrant colors and intricate design, ensuring it stays flawless over time. The secure backing keeps the pin in place, so you can wear it confidently, knowing it won’t slip or lose its charm.

In a sea of brooches, this floral lapel pin stands out for its impeccable design, durable craftsmanship, and unmatched versatility. Whether you’re treating yourself or looking for the perfect gift, this brooch offers everything you need in one beautifully crafted piece.

Experience the timeless beauty of traditional Uzbek artistry and modern elegance in one—add this floral lapel pin to your collection today!

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Black, Red, and Golden Round Floral Pin – A Pin That’s Hard to Resist

What is suzani?

Suzani is a form of embroidered art widely practiced in Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan.  The term derives from a Farsi word “suzan” which translates as “a needle”. Historically girls learnt how to embroider just as soon as they could hold a needle. This needlework was extremely important in the household because interior decoration back in those days was all about textiles. Carpets, cushions, bedspreads, teapot covers, wall hangings – these everyday items were made by hand and were ways of expressing one’s creativity.

Determining Age of Central Asian textiles

Estimating age of suzani fabric is just a matter of a wild guess. With the arrival of Bolsheviks people unsatisfied with a new regime fled their country. This resulted in a natural “migration” of suzani textiles from Central Asia. These days antique suzani displayed in European and American museums are often those textiles, which were taken out of Central Asia in the beginning of the 20th century.

Samarkand / Urgut suzani used as a headboard
How to style your bedroom | Photo by Lesley Unruh | Suzani used as a headboard

Sentimental value embedded in suzani textile

Girls learned to sew and embroider starting from an early age. Embroideries were done by girls with a help of female members of the family for their dowries.

Embroidered objects accompanied a girl to her married life and were pieces of her family surrounding her in her new home. Most extraordinary pieces were passed from one generation to the next. These days some of those pieces attract textile lovers in museums around the world.

Choosing a bride by her embroidery (well, parly)

Back in the days marriages were widely a matter of a family arrangement. When choosing a bride, a groom-to-be and his family could not see or talk to a girl directly. However, when they came to visit girls’ parents in hopes to arrange a marriage, they could see the girls’ work around the house. A suzani wall hanging here, a tablecloth with exquisite needlework there, a teapot cover with exceptional embroidered details on a table… By inspecting the quality of  these suzani fabrics, the coordination of colors and a precision of embroidery they could develop an idea about a girl, her taste, her spirit, her diligence and her personality. 

Suzani in Interior Decoration

These days hand embroidered suzanies are popular interior decoration objects.  They are key decor pieces in boho and eclectic interiors and often times work as a main decorative object of the room. One beautiful piece of embroidery can absolutely transform a room into a unique beautifully decorated space. Uzbek suzanies placed on an accent wall can totally transform an office space. Those walls will probably be the most popular walls in the entire organization.  

For dining room interiors we have a whole collection of table décor, which includes both hand and machine embroidered table runners and table clothes. These are luxurious statement pieces for creative festive dining ambiance.

Caring for your Uzbek embroidery

You may hear that some suzani fabric is washable but in most cases hand embroidered textiles require a professional dry clean. If the base fabric of embroidery is silk, then dry clean will be the best way to care for the fabric.

Presenting Uzbek textile heritage in our online ikat store

Here at UzbekAlive we offer authentic hand embroidered works of art. These products are presented this category as well as in Table Decor category. In addition, we offer hand dyed and handloom woven ikat fabric for sale from Margilan. Our silk scarves collection is made of 100% pure handwoven silk.