Hmong Embroidered Fabric Piece from Vietnam, Cross-stitch

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 cross-stitch 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.

Sourced from Vietnam, this hand-embroidered fabric strip is a one-of-a-kind collector's piece. 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 patterning will elevate any creative work.

• Dimensions: approximately 3.5" W x 6" L
• Technique: Hand cross-stitch embroidery (Paj Ntaub)
• 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.