Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Roses” Oblong Silk Scarf, 64”
Draped in van Gogh’s blooms, this exquisite oblong scarf is woven from 100% silk crepe de chine — impossibly lightweight, with a fluid drape and a subtle luminosity that makes the colors sing. The swirling roses, rendered in soft blush pinks and sage greens, transition beautifully from a statement neck scarf to a hair wrap, bag accent, or wrist tie. Versatile, timeless, and unmistakably art-inspired.
Measuring a generous 64’’ x 16 1/2’’, it arrives beautifully boxed in a scarf portfolio — ready to gift, and impossible to forget. A museum-quality accessory for the art lover in your life, or a quiet luxury for yourself.
About Van Gogh’s “Roses”
The design is drawn from van Gogh’s Roses (1890), one of four luminous still lifes painted during his final weeks at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausalée asylum in Saint-Rémy — works filled with an extraordinary tenderness and love of nature. The original painting is part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection in New York.
