Trovelore Moon Moth Brooch Pin - A Winged Work of Art

"Night's silent alchemist, wrought in thread and light"

The Moon Moth Brooch (7.5cm/3" wingspan) is a breathtaking textile jewel that captures the ethereal beauty of nocturnal wings. Meticulously handcrafted by Indian artisans using traditional embroidery techniques, each piece is a wearable ode to nature's delicate architects.

Artisan Craftsmanship Details:

• Multi-material construction: Cotton wings with felt body, metal antennae
• Intricate hand-embroidery: Delicate sequins and seed bead detailing
• Optional versatility: Add a bail adapter to transform into a pendant
• Sustainable production: Made in small batches supporting artisan communities

Why This Moth Captivates:

• Unique Heirloom Quality: No two pieces are exactly alike - celebrate the variations
• Conversation-Starting Design: Intricate enough for collectors, wearable for everyday
• Thoughtful Gift Potential: Presented in eco-friendly packaging
• Dual Wearability: Functions equally beautifully as brooch or necklace

Styling Your Textile Treasure:

1. Bohemian Elegance: Pin to a linen blazer or wide-brim hat
2. Mystical Accent: Wear as pendant with flowy maxi dresses
3. Unexpected Detail: Adorn bookbags, scarves or sunhats
4. Shadowbox Art: Display in a miniature glass frame when not worn

The Nature of Handmade Magic
Each moth undergoes 14-18 hours of hand embroidery, with slight variations in:

• Thread color saturation
• Bead placement
• Wing shaping
  These "imperfections" are cherished markers of human craftsmanship, making your moth truly one-of-a-kind.

Limited Flight
Production is capped at 25-30 pieces per batch to maintain quality and support ethical working conditions. When these nocturnal beauties flutter away, we cannot guarantee when (or if) they'll return.

Will you give this moon moth a home? Secure yours today before this winged work of art takes flight.

Includes:

• Brooch pin with secure clasp
• Care instructions
• Story card about the artisan tradition

Care: Spot clean only with damp cloth. Store flat to maintain wing shape. Avoid prolonged moisture.

"What the caterpillar calls the end, the world calls a butterfly... but the wise know it as a moth reborn in thread and sequin."