Hand-Embroidered Hair Claw, Floral Linen Design
Hand-embroidered in our Hanoi studio
- Every piece is stitched by hand, so no two are identical
- Natural linen and embroidery floss
- Ships worldwide from Vietnam
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Hand-Embroidered Hair Claw, Floral Linen Design
A hair claw that actually holds, with flowers embroidered by hand onto linen across the top. Sturdy enough for thick hair, pretty enough to leave in all day.
Details
- Material: linen fabric with a metal claw clip
- Technique: hand embroidery
- Size: medium
- Several designs available
- Handmade in Vietnam
Care
Spot clean with a damp cloth and air dry. Store it closed so the teeth keep their tension.
A little gift
An everyday piece that feels like a treat — good for someone who wears their hair up most days.
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We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery.
Embroidery is a delicate art form that requires special attention to maintain its beauty and durability. The care instructions for embroidery depend on the type of embroidery, the fabric, and the thread used.
- Wash your embroidery items with a mild detergent and cold or lukewarm water. Avoid bleach, hot water, and harsh chemicals that may damage the embroidery or cause color bleeding.
- Hand wash your embroidery items gently and do not rub, wring, or twist them. If you use a washing machine, use a delicate cycle and place your items in a mesh laundry bag or pillowcase to protect them from snagging or tangling.
- Rinse your embroidery items thoroughly and squeeze out excess water. Do not wring or twist them. Lay them flat on a towel and roll them up to absorb more water. Then, unroll them and lay them flat to air dry. Do not use a dryer, as it may shrink or damage the embroidery.
- Iron your embroidery items on the reverse side or between two pieces of cloth. Use a low to medium heat setting and avoid steam. Do not iron directly on the embroidery, as it may flatten or melt the thread.
