Wool / Silk Spoonbill and Jindo Scarf in Indigo / Chilli
Sabina Savage
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Sabina Savage Wool / Silk Spoonbill and Jindo Scarf in Indigo / Chilli
Sabina Savage takes inspiration from all over the world as she creates extraordinary narratives that tell imaginative and detailed stories about the lives of animals both great and small. The Noh Playbook focuses on a mountainside in Kyoto where the animals are working together, led by a wily fox, to save the Noh theater from demolition. These illustrations also reference the costumes, masks and plays of ancient Japanese Noh theater, alongside antique woodblock prints, kimono patterns and tales from folklore.
"With his flowing mane of silken tassels, the Jindo dog has cleverly disguised himself as a sacred, mythical guardian Komainu (or Lion Dog). With the aid of the Roseate Spoonbill carrying his props, he plays the role of Yorimasa, a great samurai warrior, laying down his fan and signaling the end of the performance." - Sabina Savage, The Noh Playbook
• Square
• Printed from a Hand-Drawn Illustration
• Multicolor
• Hand Fringed, Raw Edges
• Light-Weight
• Spring / Summer 2019 Collection
Fabric: 70% Wool, 30% Silk
Fabric Type: Woven
Size: Approx. 53" x 53"
Care: Dry Clean Only
Origin: Printed & Made in Como, Italy
