Gold Beaded Organza Embroidered Lace Trim 15 Yards – 4cm/5cm Width

Product Description:

Luxurious gold embroidered organza lace trim with hand-finished beaded detailing. This 15-yard roll features delicate golden thread embroidery on a sheer organza base, accented with tiny beads that add subtle three-dimensional texture and light-catching elegance. A premium trim for bridal, evening wear, and high-end garment finishing.

Features:

• 15 yards (approx. 13.7 meters) per roll – generous length for full gowns, multi-garment projects, and large-scale décor applications
• 2 width options available:
  • 4cm (approx. 1.6") – refined, delicate edging for subtle accents
  • 5cm (approx. 2") – wider profile for more visible, statement-level embellishment
• Beaded embellishment – tiny beads sewn into the embroidered pattern add dimensional texture, weight, and a refined sparkle that sequins alone cannot achieve
• Gold thread embroidery – intricate golden stitching on sheer organza creates a rich, luminous pattern with an heirloom quality
• Sheer organza base – lightweight, transparent mesh allows underlying fabric color and texture to show through for a soft, layered effect
• Premium craftsmanship – beads are securely attached; embroidery is tightly stitched with clean, consistent pattern repeat throughout the full 15 yards
• Flexible & drapeable – follows curves, necklines, and hemlines naturally without stiffness or bunching
• Clean finished edges – fray-resistant borders for professional results by hand or machine sewing

Perfect for: Bridal gowns and wedding veils, evening and formal dresses, prom and pageant gowns, neckline and hemline finishing, sleeve cuffs and bodice accents, lingerie and robes, haute couture detailing, curtain and valance borders, table runner edging, invitation and gift embellishment, and luxury DIY craft projects.

A truly premium trim where gold embroidery meets beaded artistry on an ethereal organza foundation. Ideal for bridal designers, couture sewers, and anyone creating garments where ordinary trim simply won't do.