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Ouroboros Patch

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$3.2 $5 In stock

Category: Patch

The Ouroboros Patch from These Are Things features an embroidered illustration of the timeless snake‑eating‑its‑tail motif, a symbol of renewal and endless cycles.

  • High‑quality embroidered design with clear detail.
  • Iron‑on adhesive backing for straightforward application to fabric.
  • Measures approximately 3 inches wide, fitting a variety of garments.
  • Sturdy stitching ensures durability through wear and washing.
  • Perfect for adding a subtle, meaningful accent to jackets, backpacks, or denim.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

I was blown away by how crisp the snake detail looks up close—the embroidered lines really capture that endless-cycle symbol perfectly. It adds a meaningful touch to my jacket without being too flashy.

Timothy T. ★★★★★

The embroidery is so detailed that the snake's scales actually catch the light differently as you move, and the symbolism of the endless cycle is exactly what I needed for my journal.

Victoria ★★★★★

The embroidered detail on this Ouroboros patch is incredibly sharp and clean—the snake scales actually have distinct texture when you run a finger over them. I’ve already stitched it onto my jacket, and it gives the whole piece a subtle, philosophical edge.

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