Edwardian-era blouse made from lightweight dobby-woven cotton with subtle texture and hand-finished details. Features handmade bobbin lace inserts and delicate net lace cuffs, finished with fine embroidered tulle that recalls Point de Gaze. The three-tiered gathered sleeves can be shaped beautifully at each section.
A special find from my recent trip to Paris.
A stunning antique blouse from the Edwardian era.
The magnificent bell sleeves, made with plenty of fabric, feature
drawstrings at the cuffs and near the elbows that allow you to shape them in three stages.
I took photos of each look, and they are all truly lovely!
The atmosphere changes completely, so please feel free to adjust it to suit your mood.
The front also features snap buttons, so it can be worn as a light outer layer.
In addition to the sleeves, there is also a drawstring on the inside of the waist that allows you to cinch it.
The lace on the sleeves is likely delicate needle lace from 18th-century France or Belgium;
despite some minor damage, it remains in excellent condition and is truly magnificent.
The fabric of the blouse itself is also truly charming—a standout material with what appears to be a very antique dobby-woven pattern.
The three-dimensional, yet uneven quality of the weave is simply captivating.
There is no end to what I could say about this beautiful legacy of the Edwardian era.
A rare, one-of-a-kind piece that brings joy through its many expressions, whether worn as a blouse or an outer layer.
*This item has been washed once.
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Model height - 167cm
Material - polyester
Size - fits -M
Measurement on flat (cm)
Length 49
Width 45
Shoulder width 31.5
Sleeve length 57
Condition - good, as described and pictures
