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"The magic is not in the spells, but in the hands that put their soul into every stitch."
The women's embroidered shirt "Charming" in a straight cut combines a universal cut with raglan sleeves and hand embroidery. The straight cut is suitable for any figure, providing freedom of movement while maintaining its shape throughout the day.
✨ Charming Image The magic of tradition in every stitch | 🪡 Hand Embroidery Counting satin stitch, lace, chicken crossing | 👗 Universal Cut Suitable for any figure |
A straight-cut shirt with raglan sleeves, hand-embroidered with silk threads using counting satin stitch, lace, and chicken crossing techniques. The straight cut provides freedom of movement while maintaining its shape, suitable for any figure.
✓ Suitable For women looking for a universal straight cut for any figure; those who value freedom of movement and comfort combined with traditional embroidery. | ✗ Not the Best Choice For those who need the product urgently — production takes 30 days considering the queue; for those looking for a fitted silhouette. |
| Product Code | 8195 |
| Manufacturer | MASTERS OF UKURIKUK |
| Material | Handwoven fabric, 100% cotton |
| Embroidery | Counting satin stitch, lace, chicken crossing (silk threads) |
| Cut | Straight cut, raglan sleeve |
| Production | Handmade |
| Production Time | 30 days. Made to order, following the queue |
| Size Chart | 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 |
The "Charming" embroidered shirt is made by the masters of the CREATIVE WORKSHOP UKURIKUK in the city of Kosiv, who combine traditional embroidery techniques with a universal, comfortable cut.
"True charm lies in the fidelity to tradition, which does not age with the years."
📞 +380678018040 ✉️ ivanvakh@gmail.com
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