Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Monet Sunflowers” Oblong Silk Scarf
Regular price $ 92.00Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Monet Sunflowers” Oblong Silk Scarf, 64”
Sunshine captured in silk. This luminous oblong scarf is printed on 100% silk crepe de chine, translating the radiant golds, ambers, and warm greens of Monet’s Bouquet of Sunflowers (1881) into a wearable work of art. Lightweight and fluid with an elegant drape, it styles effortlessly as a neck scarf, hair wrap, bag tie, or wrist accent — a versatile piece that carries the warmth of a summer garden wherever you go.
Measuring a generous 64’’ x 16 1/2’’, it arrives beautifully boxed in a scarf portfolio — ready to gift, and impossible to forget. Perfect for the art lover, the Francophile, or anyone who appreciates a touch of Impressionist joy in their everyday wardrobe.
- 100% silk crepe de chine
- 64’’ x 16 1/2’’
- Arrives boxed in a scarf portfolio box
About Monet’s “Bouquet of Sunflowers”
Painted in 1881 and exhibited at the landmark Impressionist exhibition of 1882, Claude Monet’s Bouquet of Sunflowers was met with immediate critical acclaim. The painting even caught the eye of Vincent van Gogh, who wrote admiringly of it in 1888 — though with characteristic modesty, he preferred his own sunflowers. The original is part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection in New York.
