Thistle and Ladybirds – Pure Silk Print – Mius Art Collection (Copy)

Printed Silk Scarf
Dimension: 53cm x 53cm; 21” x 21”
Material: 100% Silk
Hand roll edges size may vary by 1-2 cm

Note that studio lighting may affect the perception of the scarf’s colors, as well as different devices.

About the design

The Scottish Thistle has been a popular theme for Scottish artists due to its significance as the emblem of Scotland. A silk scarf designed from a unique silk painting of the Scottish Thistle in a Chinese brush style makes it an ideal accessory for anyone who loves Scottish culture. The vibrant and stunning silk scarf can be worn or used as a wall decoration, adding a touch of elegance to any space.

It will be packed in a gift box for presentation purposes. Additionally, if you enter the recipient’s address as the shipping address during checkout, the scarf will be shipped directly to them.

‘SCOTLAND ON SILK’ Project

The original artwork was created by Miu Shu, a Chinese artist who has been living in Scotland since 2014. The painting was created on 45cm by 45cm pure silk, using professional-grade silk dye, and painted with a Chinese brush style. The artwork belongs to Miu Shu’s “Scotland on Silk” silk painting project, which aims to unite the cultural heritage of Scotland and China while showcasing the richness and diversity of both cultures.

Since 2018, Miu Shu has painted over 100 silk paintings of Scottish landmarks. This painting is just one example of how Miu is attempting to create art that surpasses borders and helps connect people from different backgrounds. As the world becomes increasingly diverse, she believes it is important that we celebrate our differences and find ways to connect on a deeper level.

By making a purchase, you are not only supporting the artist but also contributing to the development of this diverse cultural project. Your support will help her to continue her research and improve her art in this field.  You can take pride in knowing that your purchase has made a positive impact on the diverse culture of the region and helped budding the artist receive the necessary encouragement and recognition for their work.