Vintage Hmong Handmade Indigo Jacket Embroidered Tribal OOAK Boho Artisan
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Beautiful One-of-a-kind handmade Hmong jacket sourced in Northern Thailand.
Rich indigo cotton with intricate hand embroidery and traditional textile panels throughout.
This piece is truly special-crafted using heritage techniques with detailed stitching, mixed woven trims, and decorative metal closures.
Details:
. Handmade /artisan piece ( no tags )
. Indigo-dyed cotton base
. Intricate multicolor embroidery+ woven panels
. Decorative metal button closures (not functional-do not fully close)
. Relaxed, boxy silhouette
. Cropped/ hip- length style
. 3/4 wide sleeves
Fit:
No size tag- fits like a modern S-M (depending on desired fit)
Please refer to measurements for accuracy.
Why it Stand out:
True collector piece-not mass produced, each panel is unique.Subtle signs of age add to its authenticity and story.
Perfect for boho, artisan, or statement styling.
Features:
• Boho ,Tribal, Ethnic, Embroidered, OOAK, Handmade
• All Season/ Layering Piece
• Embroidered/ Tribal/ Woven
• Thailand ( Hmong handmade )
• Hand wash recommended/ gentle care
Size: Womens S-M /Relaxed Fit / Boxy
Measurements: Please see photos 13,14,15
Condition: Pre-Owned Good
. Good vintage condition
. One small flaw ( see photo 11)
. Natural variations from handmade craftsmanship
Please review photos&measurements before purchasing,From smoke-free home,Happy to answer questions,Feel free to bundle multiple items to save on shipping,Fast shipping





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