wild iris - beaded brooch by trovelore
Wild iris embellished brooch pin by Trovelore.
Taking its name from the Greek word for rainbow, the Iris has been an inspiration for some legendary painters. Leonardo da Vinci, Durer, Renoir, Cezanne, Gaugin, Monet were all inspired by this beautiful flower but perhaps the most famous would be the 'Irises' by Van Gogh. The three sectioned symbol Fleur de Lys, is an ancient representation of the Iris flower and was a mark of the French Royalty.
- Dimensions: width 4cm x height 8.5cm
- Materials: cotton, felt, metal & beads, hand embroidered
- Comes in a beautiful velvet lined gift box with maker's story
- Handmade in India
Trovelore is a small hand makers studio creating timeless and classic nature inspired jewellery made by artisans using needlework and mixed materials.
We lovingly pack and ship your order direct from our studio in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
Your order will be shipped within one to three days – we'll let you know as soon as its on its way and where possible we'll send you a tracking number so you can follow its journey from our studio to you!
Delivery Options and Timeframes
Local Delivery
We offer free local delivery for Hobart addresses within the 7000 and 7008 postcode areas - just select this option at checkout.
Within Australia
We offer two flat rate shipping options for destinations within Australia:
- Standard – typically 3 - 10 business days depending on destination
- Express – typically 1 - 4 business days depending on destination
We recommend choosing the Express Post option at checkout for faster deliveries.
International Orders
We'll calculate the postage cost for your order automatically at checkout based on its weight, dimensions and destination and (after we've carefully packed it) send it on its way to you using Australia Post.
Delivery times to international destinations vary but generally please allow 10 - 30 business days for delivery. You can find out more about expected delivery times for specific destinations on the Australia Post website.
We recommend that you check with your local customs office for any duties or taxes that may apply to orders over a certain amount. Where these charges apply they are your responsibility to pay as they will be charged to you directly by your government.
