These stunning earrings feature hand-embroidered fabric using the traditional Iranian art of “pateh”—a centuries-old needlework technique that originated in the Kerman region near the Lut Desert. Each design is carefully stitched by skilled women artisans from a desert village, using bold threads in red, green, gold, and ivory. The motifs often reflect nature and Persian garden symbolism, adding a layer of cultural meaning to each piece.
What makes these earrings truly unique is their story. The proceeds from the embroidery support not only the artisan families but also the preservation of ancient qanats, traditional underground aqueducts that sustain life in this arid region.
Once the embroidered fabric arrives at our studio, we transform it into jewelry using handcrafted brass settings. These earrings are extremely lightweight, making them perfect for all-day wear, and are finished with a secure stud back.
Whether you’re drawn to their colorful detailing, ethical craftsmanship, or the rich cultural heritage behind them, these pateh embroidery earrings are more than just an accessory—they’re a wearable piece of art with purpose.
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