A gorgeous fusion of dry gold and black named for the mythical character from European folklore who puts children to sleep by sprinkling magic sand onto their eyes, leading to dreams that are hypnotic and surreal…just like this mesmerizing silk!
NEBU, represented by the golden collar hieroglyph, held profound significance in ancient Egyptian culture beyond its material value. It symbolized not only wealth and luxury but also divine attributes, often associated with the gods and the afterlife. The seven spines dangling from its center may represent the seven sacred principles of the god Osiris, further emphasizing gold's spiritual and eternal qualities in Egyptian mythology and religious beliefs…a true "Egyptian" gold paired with black, this stunning silk is a tribute to this storied piece of jewelry.
Reminiscent of the thousands of large stones required to build any heavy fortress, this captivating taupe-and-black symplectite will enable you to build your next colossus!
THE MAHI, a fish pigmented with dazzling hues of electric blue, green, and gold, moves through the ocean like a living jewel. Sleek and powerful, it glides just beneath the surface, catching light in a kaleidoscope of color. Its presence evokes the wild, untamed beauty of open waters and the vibrant pulse of marine life. Like the glimmering scales of the Mahi flashing across the ocean, this iridescent shantung woven with gold and bright navy yarns mirrors the fish’s bold elegance and dynamic beauty.
“Carol of the Bells” is a fast-paced, choral piece originally based on the Ukrainian folk chant “Shchedryk,” which celebrates the arrival of spring and prosperity. Adapted with English lyrics by Peter J. Wilhousky, it became a Christmas classic, evoking the imagery of joyful, cascading bells heralding the season. Its cultural significance lies in its universal appeal, symbolizing festivity, unity, and the timeless spirit of Christmas through its vibrant melody and intricate harmonies.This stunning shantung features a green-gold-with-black base encrusted with silver-and-fuchsia medallions that measure 1.5" x 1" with a 4" repeat.
