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orange peasant dress

orange peasant dress Vintage '70s Embroidered Cotton Peasant Dress Orange Small

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orange peasant dress Vintage '70s Embroidered Cotton Peasant Dress Orange SmallVintage Women's Size Small Peasant Dress This authentic 1970s hand embroidered peasant dress showcases the vibrant folk artistry that defined the bohemian movement of the era. Crafted from bright orange cotton with extensive colorful floral embroidery, this piece represents traditional Mexican textile craftsmanship with its intricate handwork and cultural significance. The dress embodies the free spirited aesthetic of 1970s fashion while celebrating

Vintage | Women's | Size Small | Peasant Dress

This authentic 1970s hand-embroidered peasant dress showcases the vibrant folk artistry that defined the bohemian movement of the era. Crafted from bright orange cotton with extensive colorful floral embroidery, this piece represents traditional Mexican textile craftsmanship with its intricate handwork and cultural significance. The dress embodies the free-spirited aesthetic of 1970s fashion while celebrating the rich heritage of folk embroidery techniques passed down through generations.

Specifications:

  • Era: 1970s
  • Pattern: Hand-embroidered floral design
  • Color: Bright orange with multicolor embroidery
  • Material: Cotton
  • Condition: Pre-owned with visible stains and loose threads
  • Size: Women's Small
  • Origin: Mexican craftsmanship
  • Care: Hand wash recommended

Key Features

Exceptional hand-embroidered floral motifs covering the bodice and sleeves with traditional folk art techniques. Features puffy sleeves with elastic cuffs, mid-length silhouette, and authentic cotton construction. The extensive embroidery work showcases vibrant colors including blues, greens, reds, and yellows that create stunning contrast against the bright orange base fabric.

Perfect for

Vintage fashion enthusiasts seeking authentic 1970s bohemian pieces, collectors of folk art textiles, and crafters looking for upcycling projects. Ideal for costume designers, festival wear enthusiasts, and those who appreciate traditional embroidery techniques. Perfect for customers interested in sustainable fashion through vintage restoration or repurposing projects.

Condition Details

This dress is in pre-owned condition with visible stains and loose threads on the lower side split as shown in the images. The extensive hand-embroidery remains intact and vibrant. Offered as-found for restoration or upcycling projects, as stain removal success cannot be guaranteed. The structural integrity and embroidery work make this an excellent candidate for creative restoration.

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