This is an unfinished Miao embroidery. The theme is "Flourishing Flowers Like Brocade (blooming flowers overflowing)". For the Miao people, embroidery is not for decoration. It's not for sale either. Embroidery is like a place to keep prayers. Each stitch has: the accumulation of time, a story, and symbols received from ancestors. This cloth is unfinished. But I don't think it's lacking. Because it's unfinished, it seems that time has stopped here, quietly waiting for the next owner. To protect someone's solitude: ✧ Flowers gently placed ✧ Patterns that don't fear farewell ✧ Colors to get through the night I feel that this embroidery has such a role. Recommended places to put it: Bedside Next to a table where you drink tea alone A place you casually see every day It's more of a feeling of "being with" rather than "decorating." 【Small Ritual-like Uses】 □ Spread the cloth during your alone time with tea at night □ Choose the pattern you need for yourself today □ Read the short words of blessing that come with the embroidery □ As a "self-embracing gift" for a woman living alone □ As an embroidery to prepare yourself once a month Embroidery doesn't speak. But it's always with you. 【About the Condition】 ・Hand-embroidered ・Unfinished work ・Small traces of aging ・Not new due to being ethnic cloth For those who can accept the unfinished state, not as a "defect" of this embroidery, but as a blank space. 【For People Like This】 ・Those who like ethnic embroidery and folk crafts ・Those who value the story more than the degree of completion ・Those who think of things as "companions" rather than "decorations" If you wish, I will add a short blessing just for you and deliver it. May it quietly reach the person who needs it.