Scarf of the day - which scarf are you wearing today?
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Croisette, simply stunning collection. The bonsai so rare and your jonques also so sublime!
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I thought I would chime in here before Annie Faivre ends and "CHINA, JAPAN, KOREA, MONGOLIA: scarves featuring EAST ASIA" begins with this crossover: Au Fils de La Soie ...a wonderful scarf about the Silk Road
Annie's monkey:
I believe that is the Magao caves (Dunhuang, 1000 Buddhas) in the background... There is so much iconography in this scarf, and I have forgotten a lot of it. Maybe some student of The Silk Road can fill me in...
This is wonderful Jahna, and perfect timing as I am about to start a new book entitled The Silk Roads, A New History of the World, just after I finish my book on the history of the battle of Agincourt! Yes, I am an obsessed history buff, hence why so many of the stories behind H scarves intrigue meI do know that that is Venice on the left, silk moths in the upper left and right corners, Karst pinnacles? just above the camels...
Here's a good map:
Thank you so much angelfood, I love everything that I got, a very lucky gal!
A perfect intro abq2atl, thank you!!14 Feb 2016 CHINA, JAPAN, KOREA, MONGOLIA: scarves featuring EAST ASIA
This is the first of my Geography Week posts -- I was told there had been requests for more of this sort of thing, so I hope you enjoy and have a lot to contribute. My introduction will be short and sweet this week, as I'm still tired from Photoshopping versions of the Annie Faivre Monkey Quiz that nobody understood last week.
Jahna and I have already shared Au Fil de la Soie, so I'll add a couple of others:
Sichuan for China and Daimyo Princes du Soleil Levant for Japan
Thank you so much dear croisette!
Wow, two exceptional scarves palomaB, but that jacquard is so unique, I love it!Does anyone know this edition of of a well-loved classic:"Jonques et Sampans"?
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This one was edited for the 50th Aniversary of the People Republic of China as the dates on the bottom of the scarf say.
It is a jacquard with stars.
I can't wait to see your amazing collection this week croisette!
Thank you so much pursecrzy, I am so happy with it!
How about "Art des Steppes
Oh my Jahna, you have an amazing collection of East Asian themed scarves, I think this week is going to get me in trouble again!!Brise de Charme by Julie Abadie
So lovely on you HCLV, and there are never any bad quality pictures on this forum
You look great!
This has been a fantastic start to the week ladies. Marvelous.
I have very little to contribute this week, but here is my sweet little Année Dragon (apologize, lazy morning, I'm still in my nightgown! [emoji15]. Must get moving), and some archived shots of my Ex Lib Kimonos.
I have very little to contribute this week, but here is my sweet little Année Dragon (apologize, lazy morning, I'm still in my nightgown! [emoji15]. Must get moving), and some archived shots of my Ex Lib Kimonos.
Bova,thank you. I love jacquard !
This is one of the most recent ones (apart from this season's)
Yup cherryblossum, but can you find a signature on the scarf? I have looked and looked and looked with a magnifying glass...
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