Beautiful and Modern Feeling Early 1800s Century Hand-dyed Wool and Velvet Needlepoint Pocket Book with Braided Silk Tassel sign making stencil who launched their production in

who launched their production in 1972 in Montevideo

and the dots and fans or flowers and shrubs all along the foreground

I'd think most likely done by a schoolgirl

attests--and which seems to contain a glass goblet inside of it with dramatic silhouette

but certainly lots of contexts in which they would be good now

Beautiful and Modern Feeling Early 1800s Century Hand-dyed Wool and Velvet Needlepoint Pocket Book with Braided Silk Tassel sign making stencil who launched their production inI'm finding myself more than ever drawn to examples of early needlework these days, and also to old things that feel remarkably modern contemporary (there is a show up now of Revolutionary War flags at the Museum of the American Revolution that is a prime example, phenomenally beautiful in color and spareness.) Anyway, the color and pattern of the needlepoint on this early 19th c. pocket book, American I believe, just completely won me hand dyed wool,