Pure Silk Scarf Painting Auspicious Crane

It's the simplest things in life that bring us the most joy. This is the sentiment behind the chinese brush painting, "auspicious cranes," by zhao ji, the eighth emperor of the song dynasty.
In 1112, on the 16th day of the first lunar month, the emperor observed a mass of clouds above the imperial gates, later followed by a group of cranes. As crowds gathered to witness this event, the emperor decided to paint this masterpiece with ink and colour on a silk hand scroll. Designed in Toronto.

Size
Available in three sizes

• Large rectangle: 69 inches x 20 inches (175 cm x 50 cm)
• Large square: 41 inches x 41 inches (106 cm x 106 cm)
• Small square: 20 inches x 20 inches (50 cm x 50 cm)

Features

• Large rectangle scarf: machine stitched edges
• Large/Small square scarf: hand-rolled edges
• Our scarves can be twisted, knotted, and tied in creative ways to highlight different parts of the painting

Material

• 100% mulberry silk
• 12 momme
• Light weight
• Silk charmeuse
• Smooth front, matte back

care
We recommend gentle hand washing only

• Soak in lukewarm water with gentle detergent for no longer than 30 minutes
• Do not rub or wring. Gently squeeze the mask under running water
• Hang to dry on padded hanger in shaded area
• Steam on lowest setting

Packaging and gifting

• Grey velvet bag

Note

• Imported
• This listing is for one scarf only, other props are not included