This is a completed needlepoint — not a kit, not a canvas, but the finished thing, hand-stitched stitch by stitch. The pattern is by Créations Margot de Paris, the legendary French needlepoint house whose designs have been collected and stitched across Europe since the 1950s.
Where our other Margot piece is dramatic against deep burgundy, this one is warm and sun-drenched — a lush floral bouquet of pink and white roses, blue delphiniums, yellow blooms, and tumbling hydrangeas spilling from a gilded neoclassical urn, all set against a soft caramel ground that gives the whole composition a painterly, almost Flemish quality. Fruit clusters rest at the base of the urn. The detail is extraordinary up close.
The framing deserves its own mention. An ornate scrollwork frame surrounds the piece, but what elevates it is the decision to add a blue inner border between the scrollwork and the beaded inner edge — a considered choice that pulls the cooler tones of the delphiniums and blue blooms forward and gives the whole composition an intentional, collected finish. Ready to hang.
Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time Tavola customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day these pieces will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.
This is a completed needlepoint — not a kit, not a canvas, but the finished thing, hand-stitched stitch by stitch. The pattern is by Créations Margot de Paris, the legendary French needlepoint house whose designs have been collected and stitched across Europe since the 1950s.
Where our other Margot piece is dramatic against deep burgundy, this one is warm and sun-drenched — a lush floral bouquet of pink and white roses, blue delphiniums, yellow blooms, and tumbling hydrangeas spilling from a gilded neoclassical urn, all set against a soft caramel ground that gives the whole composition a painterly, almost Flemish quality. Fruit clusters rest at the base of the urn. The detail is extraordinary up close.
The framing deserves its own mention. An ornate scrollwork frame surrounds the piece, but what elevates it is the decision to add a blue inner border between the scrollwork and the beaded inner edge — a considered choice that pulls the cooler tones of the delphiniums and blue blooms forward and gives the whole composition an intentional, collected finish. Ready to hang.
Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time Tavola customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day these pieces will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.
