Checkerboard Scarf

Multicoloured scarf, inspired by ‘Squares, 1927’ by Wassily Kandinsky, capturing Kandinsky’s innovative use of colour and form. Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944) was a Russian painter and art theorist credited as one of the pioneers of abstract art. He believed in the emotional and spiritual power of colour and form, leading him to create works that departed from representational art. Our scarf is crafted from recycled polyester, with self-fringed edges and the design is paler on the reverse. A thoughtful gift for art lovers, it showcases Kandinsky's avant-garde style and will add artistic flair to any outfit.

Colour: Multicoloured
Recycled polyester
70 x 180cm
Self-fringed edges
Hand wash or dry clean
Cool iron, do not tumble dry