A richly layered textile artwork featuring an abstracted motif of Lady Slipper orchids, embroidered onto deep purple velvet. This composition belongs to Ksenia Semirova’s ongoing Tropical Garden exploration but stands alone as a unique and unrepeated direction within the series.

With no clear top or bottom, the design invites multiple interpretations. Shimmering threadwork, sculptural shapes, and padded surfaces create a sense of movement and complexity, giving this piece a dimensional, almost architectural presence. The centre grid, framed by mirrored orchid forms, draws the eye inward and outward at once — a quiet tension between structure and bloom.

Key Features:

• Original hand embroidery on dark purple velvet
• Composition inspired by Lady Slipper orchids
• One-of-a-kind piece (not part of a repeated series)
• Embellished using a mix of couture and creative stitching techniques
• Size: A3 (approx. 30 × 42 cm)
• Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang
• No glass or additional framing required

Why it’s special:

This is not a decorative panel — it’s a standalone embroidered composition, created as part of a personal artistic experiment and never to be reproduced. The use of velvet enhances both the depth and richness of the design, while the symmetry and layered construction push beyond traditional botanical interpretations

Interior fit:

Best suited for modern, eclectic, or art-led interiors. The dark velvet background and dimensional embroidery pair well with gallery-style walls, minimal rooms with bold accents, or layered spaces with deep colours and textures. This piece can hang solo or as part of a mixed media arrangement — especially striking in bedrooms, hallways, or creative studios.

Who it’s for:

Ideal for collectors of contemporary textile art, those who appreciate fine embroidery as a form of visual expression, or anyone looking for a bold, tactile work that blends structure and softness.