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Hand painted silk batik scarf, 'Treasured Tulips' - Tulip Motif Signed Hand Painted Silk Batik Scarf

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Product ID: 434118

Tulip Motif Signed Hand Painted Silk Batik Scarf, "Treasured Tulips"

Name: Tulip Motif Signed Hand Painted Silk Batik Scarf, 'Treasured Tulips'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 434118
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

byAzatuhi and Anna Stepanyan:(2)

This silk scarf is handmade in Armenia by sisters Anna and Azatuhi Stepanyan, in... more

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This silk scarf is handmade in Armenia by sisters Anna and Azatuhi Stepanyan, in a tribute to the femininity and harmony living inside each woman. The scarf is hand painted in the technique of cold batik. Soft blue, purple and gold combine in a stylized field of tulips.

2 grams
0.07 oz

145 cm L x 45 cm W
57" L x 17.75" W

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US/Imperial

100% silk
Iron under a moist cloth
Signed by the artist
Dry clean or hand wash in cold water
Handcrafted batik art--colors and pattern placement will vary
Made in Armenia.
Ships fast from USA.

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Sisters Azatuhi and Anna specialize in hand-painted batik scarves, using floral and fruit motifs, like tulips and pomegranates. Their shop, Sunny Art, is based in Yeghegnadzor, Armenia.

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Azatuhi and Anna StepanyanHand-painted silk batik scarves

"Every one of our scarves represents Armenia. We use the symbols of Armenia — the sun, the pomegranates, the details from old miniature paintings to inspire our own hand-painted batik designs. Every scarf is completely handmade."

Sisters Azatuhi and Anna Stepanyan specialize in hand-painted batik scarves, using floral and fruit motifs, like tulips and pomegranates. Their shop... read more

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