Verse Collection · Counted-thread embroidery
Teal Cadence
Counted-thread embroidery · Earrings
$89.00 USD
Deep teal and black stitches are punctuated by small, staggered white marks. An ornamented dome cap hangs beneath each gourd-shaped body, carrying rings and a cluster of round dangling beads.
Sold as a pair
Discover the pair↓Counted-thread embroidery+
The embroidered front meets a reverse of raised scrollwork. The front has a meander border; the back has a plain rim. The frame, sides and back are Miao silver.
Dimensions+
Body thickness: 5 mm
Overall length including ear hook and dangling beads: 60 mm; maximum width: 15 mm.
Care+
Keep the embroidered surface dry. Avoid direct contact with perfume and cosmetics, and store separately to protect the threads. Gently wipe the Miao silver with a soft, dry cloth.
TEAL CADENCE
Teal in rhythm.
Beads in motion.
Teal Cadence · Deep teal and black stitches are punctuated by small, staggered white marks. An ornamented dome cap hangs beneath each gourd-shaped body, carrying rings and a cluster of round dangling beads.
The two patterned fronts form a pair; turn them over to see the raised scrollwork on the back.
Counted-thread embroidery
Teal in rhythm.
Stitches find their rhythm.
This pair belongs to Verse, the embroidery collection by Olsevi.
Counted-thread embroidery · Deep teal and black stitches are punctuated by small, staggered white marks.
A pattern to carry close.
Miao silver & embroidery
An embroidered face.
A sculpted reverse.
A meander border surrounds the embroidery. On the back, raised scrollwork sits within a plain rim. The frame, sides and back are Miao silver.
An ornamented dome cap hangs beneath each gourd-shaped body, carrying rings and a cluster of round dangling beads.
ON THE BODY
Teal in rhythm.
Beads in motion.
An ornamented dome cap hangs beneath each gourd-shaped body, carrying rings and a cluster of round dangling beads.
Ivory linen provides a light backdrop; mineral teal echoes the deeper tones.
Return to the earrings↑THE HOUSE OF OLSEVI
Pattern held close.
Held in a frame.
Rooted in Chinese aesthetics, our perspective begins with the relationship between what is held and what is revealed. Space, contrast and the choice of a fragment give that idea a tangible form.
The Olsevi perspective↗