An antique micro beaded drawstring pouch, also known as a reticule, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The body of the bag is crafted from fine glass seed beads in a dense woven pattern. The central design depicts a multi-toned red and pink rose framed by green leaves and teal and blue floral accents. The pattern is set against a background of cream-colored beads. The top edge is finished with a mustard yellow crocheted textile border that contains two matching twisted cord drawstrings. A single dark faceted bead with a small white textile tab is attached to the bottom center of the pouch.