WINDSWEPT DESIGN ART SCARVES
A collection of art scarves from our Windswept mixed media painting on plaster, to create abstracted textures which translate beautifully on to our large silk scarf, small silk scarf and cotton silk sarong.
Each colour story is Hand-painted or created from original etchings by Tamara. None of our art is digitally created, copied or purchased. Our wearable art scarves and accessories are ethically produced and created using environmentally considerate dyes and natural materials.
“WINDSWEPT” COLOUR STORY
Our studio is near The River Thames with some beautiful meadows that are wonderful to walk in, especially in the Spring. This little mixed media piece was painted onto plaster and is a celebration of all the zippy spring greens and cobalt blue skies - bright and colourful with a sunny optimistic quality reflected in the splashes of coral and yellow. The textures from the original piece which include the naturally occurring air bubbles in the plaster as it sets, are greatly magnified and create wonderfully abstract detail on a large scale.
"WINDSWEPT" DESIGN ART SCARVES
A collection of art scarves from our Windswept mixed media painted on plaster, to create abstracted textures which translate beautifully on our large silk scarf, small silk scarf and cotton silk sarong.
Each colour story is Hand-painted or created from original etchings by Tamara. None of our art is digitally created, copied or purchased. Our wearable art scarves and accessories are ethically produced and created using environmentally considerate dyes and natural materials.
“WINDSWEPT” COLOUR STORY
Our studio is near The River Thames with some beautiful meadows that are wonderful to walk in, especially in the Spring. This little mixed media piece was painted onto plaster and is a celebration of all the zippy spring greens and cobalt blue skies - bright and colourful with a sunny optimistic quality reflected in the splashes of coral and yellow. The textures from the original piece which include the naturally occurring air bubbles in the plaster as it sets, are greatly magnified and create wonderfully abstract detail on a large scale.