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this 16 mm silk scarf captures the flora and fauna of New York City’s parks from early fall to winter
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The Botanists 35" Silk Square Scarf Color:Black poverty and housingInspired by early 19th century botanical lithographs, this 16 mm silk scarf captures the flora and fauna of New York Citys parks from early fall to winter. Hand painted in watercolor, each elementfrom ginkgo and maple leaves to pine cones, acorns, roses, and dahliasis arranged in a catalog style layout that charts the seasonal shift. Featuring different background colors on each side, this piece is a tribute to natures quiet transformation. About the