Spring & Autumn Hand Embroidery | Hand-stitched 3D Embroidery Artistic Pendant Necklace | Plant Dye | Carved Solid Wood

**Indigo dyeing, extracted from plants, dyed onto fabric, enduring the wash of time, preserving the poetry of nature.** **Its color is simple and elegant, neither ostentatious nor vulgar.** It is a gift from nature, a creation of hands, carrying memories of time and the warmth of craftsmanship. It possesses a serene, everyday essence that fills the heart with warmth and beauty. **> Hand-Embroidered Three-Dimensional Embroidery** Hand-embroidered three-dimensional flowers using indigo-dyed cotton thread on indigo-dyed cotton fabric. This preserves the unique simplicity of indigo hues while enriching the flat pattern with three-dimensional variation. Worn as a pendant, it exudes naturalness, artistic flair, and a refreshing charm. **Of all things in the world, the more simple, the more captivating.** **> Order Notice** All products are custom-made to order. If in stock, they will be shipped within 2 days. If not in stock, shipping will take 4-5 days. Returns and exchanges are not accepted. Please confirm your willingness to wait and accept handmade variations before placing your order. **The fabric is cut from a whole piece, so the detailed pattern on each item will differ and will be sent randomly.** **Screen display of indigo dye may result in color differences. The actual product is slightly more muted than the image and not as brightly blue.** The color combination in this piece has an oil painting-like quality, which is very beautiful. (The carved wood shown in the image features the flat edge retro S pattern, raised edge curly grass pattern is also available.) **> Indigo Dyeing** "Cyan, taken from indigo, is yet bluer than indigo." Japanese indigo (Persicaria tinctoria) is an annual herbaceous plant of the knotweed family, primarily used for dyeing, from which indigo dyeing gets its name. Indigo dyeing is a type of plant dyeing. Through multiple immersions and various unpredictable factors, it produces marvelous color gradations and textures. This is nature's own creativity and the allure of indigo dyeing, always offering unexpected delights. **> Plant Dyeing** Plant dyes are sourced from nature. Different plants yield different colors, imparting pure and soft hues to fabrics that release a subtle plant fragrance. Upon initial washing, there may be slight fading, but like colors weathered by time, it possesses a natural, serene, everyday essence. **> Washing Instructions** **When wearing or washing the three-dimensional embroidery, avoid rubbing, brushing, or snagging to maintain its appearance.** 1 Traditional plant-dyed items have undergone water washing and color fixing treatment. Hand-dyed colors may exhibit irregularities and unevenness; each product will have slight variations. Please be aware of this! 2 Plant-dyed fabrics are resistant to dirt and sweat. If soiled, local cleaning is acceptable. They can also be washed in cold water; do not soak. Do not wring forcefully. Avoid direct sunlight; hang to dry in a cool, ventilated area. 3 It can be worn daily during routine washing and exercise without needing to be removed. Considering that cotton products are slow to dry when wet, which may affect their lifespan, wearing them while bathing is not recommended. **The purer the indigo dye, the less colorfast it will be due to the absence of chemical color-fixing treatments. However, this fading after use, known as 'luò sè' (落色), is an indispensable part of its charm; without it, indigo dyeing would lose its unique allure.**