90 SILK
COSMOGRAPHIA UNIVERSALIS BY JAN BAJTLIK
REF: H003365S
01 blanc/bleu/vert
02 bleu nuit/vert/miel
04 orange/rose/gris
05 bleu jean/rose vif/marine
06 rose/rouge/blanc
COSMOGRAPHIA UNIVERSALIS BY JAN BAJTLIK
REF: H003365S
01 blanc/bleu/vert


02 bleu nuit/vert/miel


04 orange/rose/gris


05 bleu jean/rose vif/marine


06 rose/rouge/blanc


The story behind
Sebastian Münster was a cartographer, historian, astronomer, mathematician and scholar of Hebrew. His work, Cosmographia Universalis, was first published in Germany in 1544 and became one of the most widely-read books of the 16th century. When Jan Bajtlik discovered an original edition of the book in a library in Poland, he was fascinated by its vision of a world made up of myths and legends. His scarf depicts an imaginary landscape that combines architecture with fauna and flora. Taking the seahorses, sea monsters and pyramids of the Cosmographia as his models, he creates a dreamlike world teeming with extraordinary beasts.
Sebastian Münster was a cartographer, historian, astronomer, mathematician and scholar of Hebrew. His work, Cosmographia Universalis, was first published in Germany in 1544 and became one of the most widely-read books of the 16th century. When Jan Bajtlik discovered an original edition of the book in a library in Poland, he was fascinated by its vision of a world made up of myths and legends. His scarf depicts an imaginary landscape that combines architecture with fauna and flora. Taking the seahorses, sea monsters and pyramids of the Cosmographia as his models, he creates a dreamlike world teeming with extraordinary beasts.