Late Edwardian Cotton Gauze Blouse

Late Edwardian Cotton Gauze BlouseA delicate and beautifully preserved light Edwardian blouse dating to the late Edwardian period. Crafted from sheer embroidered cotton, this piece exemplifies the refined everyday blouses worn in the early 20th century, designed to be practical, breathable and elegant. The fabric features an all over small scale floral and dot embroidery, subtly textured and light catching, with a softly translucent quality typical of Edwardian lawn and voile cottons.

or tailored trousers

adding to the refined

Crafted from a softly crinkled cotton gauze (cheesecloth-like in texture)

Size: Very narrow in the bodice and shoulders with very rigid material and absolutely no stretch

this piece is deadstock — a rare chance to own a garment that has survived untouched for half a century

The coat is lined with a relatively thick sheepskin

likely dating to the early 20th century and originating from the Ottoman cultural sphere (Anatolia / Balkans)

crafted in a silky plissé satin (likely rayon or acetate) that shimmers with an almost liquid sheen

These tunics were exported from Afghanistan to Europe in the 1970s

There are no losses to the embroidery

Faux fur trim at cuffs

Also beautiful as a displayed textile in interiors