The Tree of Life Silk Headscarf
Silk headscarf. 20th-century Kosiv tiles, Hutsulian tiles, and 19th-century embroidered monastic rushnyk from the Kyiv region are the sources of inspiration for this printed composition. The motifs of nature and traditional rural life are reapproached with naivety. The sign of the tree of life, which symbolizes fertility, universal order, and family protection, can be traced in the flower pot element.
Silk headscarf. 20th-century Kosiv tiles, Hutsulian tiles, and 19th-century embroidered monastic rushnyk from the Kyiv region are the sources of inspiration for this printed composition. The motifs of nature and traditional rural life are reapproached with naivety. The sign of the tree of life, which symbolizes fertility, universal order, and family protection, can be traced in the flower pot element.
Description
Silk headscarf. 20th-century Kosiv tiles, Hutsulian tiles, and 19th-century embroidered monastic rushnyk from the Kyiv region are the sources of inspiration for this printed composition. The motifs of nature and traditional rural life are reapproached with naivety. The sign of the tree of life, which symbolizes fertility, universal order, and family protection, can be traced in the flower pot element.
