Description

Minotaure in Bayeux – Artistic Silk Scarf 90×90 cm

by Stella Polare Artiste, Paris. 

This piece is an artistic silk scarf conceived in Paris and crafted in Italy, part of the Minotaure collection by Stella Polare Artiste. More than a designer object, it brings together contemporary art, symbolic language, and textile craftsmanship.

You see a scarf. I create a metaphor.

This designer silk scarf “Minotaure in Bayeux” is part of the Minotaures universe and  Minotaure scarf series by Stella Polare Artiste, created in Paris.

“Minotaure in Bayeux” unfolds as a visual composition where fragments coexist without hierarchy — architecture, gesture, memory, and figure.

The Minotaur appears here not as a mythological creature, but as a moving sign, navigating between space and perception.

The composition draws from the atmosphere of Bayeux — its textile heritage, its history of handcraft, its quiet density of time — reinterpreted through a contemporary visual language.

Forms dissolve, overlap, and reassemble, suggesting thoughts in motion, like clouds crossing a mental landscape in lace.

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Concept

The Minotaur was first imagined during a period of confinement, as a figure evolving through inner and outer spaces.

It emerges from a reflectio on the French letter “H” — a letter that structures meaning while remaining silent.

Present in words such as Homme and Honneur, it operates as an invisible axis within language.

From this paradox, the Minotaur takes form:

– a silent force
– a shifting identity
– a presence that exists between what is seen and what is sensed

Its gesture echoes sign language, where meaning is carried through the body rather than through sound.

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Artistic Vision

Stella Polare or Khulkar Yunusova is a French-Uzbek artist based near Paris.

Her work is built around the idea of vitaculture — the urgency of joy as a conscious and lived act.

Her practice connects:

– image and language
– individual experience and collective narratives
– Eastern and Western cultural references

Her work has been presented n institutions such as UNESCO, the Louvre, and Palais Jacques Cœur ,as well as in independent exhibition contexts.

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Why a scarf

Within this practice, the scarf becomes a medium rather than an accessory.

It functions as:

– a surface of expression
– a mobile artwork
– a space where identity can shift

Historically associated with both adornment and constraint, the scarf carries layered meanings — from European codes of elegance to Central Asian textile traditions.

It also reflects on invisible gestures, including forms of labor and care that remain outside visibility.

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Product details

• Material: 100% silk twill (luxury silk scarf)
• Size: 90 × 90 cm (standard silk scarf size)
• Finish: Hand-rolled edges
• Production of the Minotaure silk scarf: designed in Paris, printed and finished in Como, Italy
• Quality: Soft, luminous, and fluid texture
• Each artistic silk scarf is produced in very small quantities to preserve its value.
  This edition is limited to 8 pieces.

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Limited production

Produced in a strictly limited edition of 8 pieces, each Minotaure in Arles artistic silk scarf preserves its rarity and artistic integrity.

If the model is out of stock, it can be made to order:

• Production time: up to 8 weeks
• Personalization available upon request

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To wear Minotaure artistic silk scarf means

Worn, it shifts with the body.
Folded, it becomes structure.
Placed, it transforms space.

Not an accessory.
A form.

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