Variegated embroidery and faux fur inserts — handmade butterflies by craftsmen from the USA (Photo)

The butterflies and moths created by the master from the USA, Yumi Okita, are very similar to living insects. She uses bright threads and faux fur for her work.

The canvas for the work of Yumi Okita is the fabric that the woman dyes herself. The shades that come out at the end are very realistic. This is probably why her creations look so alive, reports Fastory.

Yumi Okita makes embroidery with multi-colored threads and faux fur inserts more similar to real insects.

All butterflies and moths of the master from America are made in a single copy. After all, a woman believes that in nature there are no two identical creatures.

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