Parasoldek van zwart gaas met acht ingeweven bladtakken met bessen en rand van grote bloemen en bladeren c. 1875 - 1900

This delicate, circular piece of needlework, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1875-1900, is a beautiful example of intricate embroidery. The design features a central motif of eight interwoven branches with berries, radiating out from a central point. The piece is edged with delicate flowers and leaves, creating a sense of both symmetry and organic flow. It is a fine example of textile art from the late 19th century and currently resides in the Rijksmuseum.