Pure Silk Scarf Painting Parrot And Insect Among Pear Blossoms

Graceful, ethereal, and full of joy, like the first breath of spring. Painted by Chinese artist Huang Jucai over 1,000 years ago, this ink-on-silk painting shows a parrot hanging upside down from the branch of a snow-white pear blossom tree.
We've turned this painting into a large silk scarf, so you don't need to visit the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to appreciate its delicate beauty. Designed in Toronto.

Size

• Square: 35 inches x 35 inches (88 cm x 88 cm)

Features

• Machine stitched 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 charmuese
• Smooth front, matte back

Care
We recommend gentle hand washing only

• Soak in lukewarm water and mild detergent for no longer than 30 minutes
• Do not rub or wring. Gently squeeze under running water
• Hang to dry on hanger with smooth clips. Avoid sunlight
• Steam on the lowest setting

Packaging and gifting

• Grey velvet bag

Note

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