Silk Scarf « Oriental Motifs » 123

Description

Silk scarf « Oriental Motifs » 123 by Stella Polare from  » Silk Road » series created by Stella Polare Artiste in Paris.

Inspired by Uzbek roots, the artist Stella Polare, this time, moved towards the stylization of clouds on the scarf.

In Uzbek culture, the cloud is a decorative element present in embroidery, tapestries, ceramics. These patterns can be used to decorate everyday objects or luxury items, and they can be designed in very elaborate ways. Clouds may be associated with spiritual and mystical themes in Uzbek culture. They are sometimes interpreted as symbols of purity, transformation and connection with the divine.

As literary metaphors, Uzbek poets and writers have often used metaphors involving clouds to express ideas of reverie, inspiration, fleeting beauty, or nostalgia. Clouds are sometimes used to describe emotions, experiences or landscapes. Traditional Uzbek miniature art may also include scenes where clouds are depicted in the background to create atmosphere and visual context.

In summary, in Uzbekistan, clouds can be appreciated both for their aesthetic beauty and for their symbolic meanings. They are an integral part of Uzbek artistic expression and culture, and they are used in different ways to communicate ideas, emotions and spiritual values.

How to tie the scarf can be seen here.

About the author

Stella Polare, French-Uzbek young contemporary artist, based in Paris. Her real name, Khulkar, is translated as «polare star», that is why she sas chosen the artistic name Stella Polare. Today the artist aims to transmit the message that it is «urgent to be joyful» though her art. Indeed the concept the artist is developing she called « vitaculture », that means the joy urgency. Stella Polare exhibited at UNESCO, Louvre, she had also carte blanche at Palais Jacques Coeur in 2021, the same year 2021 she was invited to the Parole des Femmes, public talk at the House of the Great French writer, Maison de George Sand.

Why Scarf ? Scarf is a symbol of emancipation of women for Stella Polare, reference of status in Europe, immutable element of the paranja history, honour murder of Nurkhon Yuldasheva, the life of Tamara Khanum in Uzbekistan, the art of Louis Bourgeois and others. This is also raising the questions of the household women labor, not counted in the national economy.

Technical description : 100% twill silk, scarf size 90×90 cm, designed in Paris, printed and handrolled in Italy, with love and care.

Special note : We print in little amounts in order to avoid wasting. If your favorite scarf is not available and you want to have it for some special date, please note you may order it and have it in 8 weeks after having ordered. This is the same duration for personnalisation of your scarf.