
Why it's worth it
Post-Impressionist painting, but you can tie it at your waist.
The Edit
Hand-rolled edges and a high-lustre satin weave mark this as proper silk — the kind that knots with weight and falls without wrinkling into nothing. The print is original artwork by Vilnius-based illustrator Lina Vyšniauskaitė, composed in the spirit of 20th-century nature morte: cobalt and burgundy blocks, gold chain forms, geometric intersections that stop just short of abstraction. Wear it as a waist sash, a neck tie, or flat over a shoulder — the scale, roughly 90cm square, is large enough to mean all three.
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