Embroidery on Pillow c. 1936

This intricate design for a pillow by Florence Huston, created around 1936, showcases the artist's expertise in bead embroidery. The artwork features a central motif of a delicate flower arrangement, possibly roses, surrounded by a complex pattern of shells, leaves, and other embellishments. The artist's precise and detailed application of beads, along with the use of rich colors, creates a visually captivating and opulent textile design. This piece demonstrates Huston's talent for transforming everyday objects into works of art.