Shrivasta A

 6,45

Cross-stitch pattern of a symbol  from the Buddhism in blue and yellow.
More information you can read below.
This is a PDF pattern.

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Description

The Shrivasta is a symbol originating from Buddhism.
It is one of the eight signs of luck, known as Ashtamangala.
They are the attributes of Ashtamangala devi the goddess of luck.
Shrivasta means endless knot.
It stands for a long life end never ending love.
I really love this symbol because of its meaning and of its shape.
Because only four colours are used in the pattern it’s easy to change colour of fabric and used thread to adjust to pattern to your personal taste.
It was really fun to embroider this pattern so I made two more variations, look at Shrivasta B and Shrivasta C

Pattern information

Size: 140 x 170 cross-stitches circa 25 x 30 cm
Fabric: Jobelan 11 threads/cm Colour: Blue 45 x 50 cm
Used thread: DMC
Amount of Colours: 4
Kind of stitches: Full and quarter cross-stitches and back stitches
Year of design: 2000
Amount of pages: 6
PDF size: 421kB
A4 and Letter are both included in the order.

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