Embroidered Silk Patchwork Bag, Floral

• Embroidered floral design
• 9.5" x 7.5"
• Beaded fringe trim
• Peacock motif
• Wedding or engagement
• Designed by Yair Emanuel

Intro

Carry a bit of color with a small patchwork bag, its five silk panels embroidered in flowers, vines, and a single peacock. The floral patterns draw on a folk embroidery tradition, each patch worked in its own palette of red, blue, and gold. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose textile work has furnished Jewish homes for over two decades.

Build and Use

Pieced from raw silk in five embroidered patches, the bag hangs from a long braided cord finished with wooden beads. It measures about 9.5 by 7.5 inches, sized for small essentials or as a decorative pouch. A beaded fringe lines the bottom edge, and the cord makes it easy to wear across the body or hang on display.

Gift Ideas

The bag suits a bat mitzvah, wedding, or engagement gift, and its bright patchwork works equally well for a housewarming. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone building a Jewish home or furnishing a first apartment. The colorful design and manageable size make it a welcome present for almost any occasion.

Care Instructions

Spot clean the silk gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth, and avoid soaking the fabric. Keep the bag away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the embroidery colors, and store it flat when not in use.