"Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk" Heritage Artwork
Threads of grace. Hands in harmony. An ode to elegance through the ages.
This scarf draws inspiration from one of China's most iconic Tang Dynasty paintings—where beauty, ritual, and artistry converge in a moment of refined domestic splendour.
Tang Heritage—With Advisor Qiao Wen
"Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk" Heritage Artwork Satin Scarf
"Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk" Heritage Artwork Satin Scarf
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Zhang Xuan Masterwork
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Step into a world of artistry and tradition with the "Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk" Heritage Satin Scarf. Inspired by Zhang Xuan’s Tang Dynasty masterpiece, this design captures the refined elegance of noblewomen engaged in the intricate craft of silk-making — a timeless symbol of patience, skill, and grace. Set against a warm, golden canvas, the lively yet poised scene unfolds with a quiet dignity that echoes through the ages.
Material:
Crafted from lustrous Grade A satin weave silk, this scarf offers a fluid drape and soft, luminous sheen, allowing each intricate scene to be beautifully rendered. Its double-sided, layered construction enhances durability while adding depth and dimension to its silhouette.
Details:
- Dimensions: 53cm x 53cm
- Material: Grade A Satin, Double-Sided and Layered
- Printing: High-resolution digital printing for vivid, lasting colours
- Weight: Approximately 25g
A timeless tribute to heritage and artistry — intricate yet effortless, just like the vibrant world it portrays.
The Story Behind the Scarf
Attributed to Tang Dynasty court painter Zhang Xuan
Ink and colour on silk handscroll
Court ladies work together to process freshly woven silk—stretching, beating, ironing—offering a rare glimpse into the rituals of imperial life
Celebrates feminine grace, discipline, and the cultural importance of silk in ancient China