A handcrafted textile treasure that feels both storied and modern, this framed crewel embroidery panel showcases the intricate artistry of traditional wool-on-linen needlework.
 
Likely dating to the 1960s or 1970s, the design is rooted in Jacobean-style florals—a decorative motif that originated in 17th-century England and saw a revival during the Arts & Crafts movement.
 
Stitched in cool hues of slate blue, moss green, lemon yellow, and pale teal, the organic shapes blend leafy forms with imaginative blooms. The detailing—like the French knots and long-and-short stitches—reveals a practiced hand, and the warm wood frame adds to its vintage charm without competing with the textile's textures.
 
Whether styled in a reading nook, layered into a gallery wall, or paired with natural textures like rattan, linen, and turned wood, this piece adds a soft yet sophisticated hit of color and history.
 
22” tall x 10” wide
Wool crewel embroidery on linen
Solid wood frame with glass front
Back is finished and ready to hang