This fuchsia clutch bag is decorated with contrasting yellow dandelions made of silk. The centre of each flower is made with seed and bugle beads, while the leaves are embroidered with fabric and mouliné floss, using the patchwork technique.

This white satin belt is decorated with tiny roses, handmade with the silk ribbon embroidery technique. The roses are made of satin and surrounded by small, multi-faceted beads.

These bright-coloured flowers are embroidered by hand with silk yarn, seed beads and bast on a silk organza base. The technique used is Lunéville embroidery, which is a kind of tambour embroidery that originated in France in the 18th century.

This embroidered artwork sits in a frame. On a white cotton canvas, Caterina Cremonesi embroidered three daffodils using silk ribbons, organza, sequins, seed beads and bugle beads. The result is three-dimensional and extremely delicate.

The flap of this leather clutch bag is decorated by a multitude of orange blossoms handmade with the silk ribbon technique. Among the white petals, tiny green leaves can be spotted.