Headscarves are made of Tencel material on both sides.
Slimtex insulation in the middle.
Tencel is a premium, all-natural fabric. The material of the latest generation, produced using nanotechnology from wood cellulose fibers (mainly eucalyptus) of the highest quality using environmentally friendly nanoprocessing technology.
While designing “The Flemish Garden”, we were inspired by the works of Flemish masters of the 17th century.
The most surprising thing is that some works contain up to 30 types of flowers, which bloomed not only in different seasons but also in different parts of the world. Of course, such works were painted not from nature, but on the basis of the sketches prepared in advance. There are preserved documents testifying to the collaboration between artists and gardeners or botanists. The goal of the Flemish masters was to convey the richness and beauty of Flora regardless of the season. The main feature of Flemish still-lifes is incredible detailing of objects on them: all the veins of flowers and leaves, wings of butterflies, their antennae, as well as all the shades – from brown to green – on already withered leaf. Still-lifes of the 17th century had a deep allegorical sense.
