Description

Silk scarf “Dream” by Stella Polare Artiste in Paris.

This dream silk scarf transforms a personal story into a wearable landscape of imagination — where the surreal becomes tangible.

You see a scarf. I see a dream.

Born from a dream my husband once had before our wedding, this piece carries an unexpected narrative:
a boat pulled by giant chickens and a bear, moving forward like an impossible procession.

As in every great adventure, there was a question of cost.
He wondered how much it would take to feed all the guests —
only to discover that the giant chickens were worth 4,000 euros.

Too much, he thought.

And yet, this is how dreams work.

They exaggerate.
They distort.
They reveal.

 

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Concept

This scarf explores the fragile boundary between reality and imagination — where logic dissolves, and meaning emerges through images.

The composition reflects this dreamlike state:
forms drift, scale shifts, and narratives unfold without explanation.

It is not about understanding.
It is about entering.

The absurd becomes poetic.
The personal becomes universal.

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Inspiration

Part of the Dreamscape Collection, this silk scarf draws from inner landscapes —
dreams, memories, and stories that exist between consciousness and folklore.

In this universe, animals carry meaning, journeys have no destination,
and value is no longer measured in money, but in emotion.

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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 silk 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 Silk scarf “Dream” : 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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This is not a scarf.
It is a dream you can wear.