Hmong Embroidered Fabric Piece from Vietnam, Blue/Green Swirls

This exquisite strip of Hmong embroidered fabric is a rare and authentic example of Paj Ntaub — a traditional needlework art practiced exclusively by Hmong women for generations. Translated as "flower cloth," Paj Ntaub is worked in intricate stitching and used to adorn clothing, ceremonial textiles, and decorative pieces. Designs are deeply personal, varying by region and tribe, making each piece a unique expression of cultural identity.

This particular piece features a flowing blue and green swirl pattern — cool, fluid, and striking. Sourced from Vietnam, it is entirely hand-embroidered and one-of-a-kind. Use it as an embellishment on garments, bags, or quilts, frame it as textile art, or incorporate it into a mixed-media project — its fine stitching and vibrant color will elevate any creative work.

• Dimensions: approximately 3.5" W x 6" L
• Technique: Hand embroidery (Paj Ntaub)
• Colors: Blue and green swirl pattern
• Origin: Vietnam, Hmong artisan
• One-of-a-kind — no two pieces are alike
• Ideal for embellishment, framing, or mixed-media art

A small piece of living textile heritage — stitched by hand, carried across generations.