NWT Teacup Scarf from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Add this fabulous silk Metropolitan Museum of Art Teacup Scarf to your collection. Wear it, frame it as art, or use any way you imagine (AI thought it was table decor) Original sticker still on the package. Owner stored it but never used or wore the scarf. As noted on the insert, this scarf features examples of the museum's diverse collection of 18th & 19th century French Porcelain . For example, one cup in the design is in the form of a modified Greek skyphos, with companion saucer, was made at Sevres in 1794. Elaborately painted and gilded, the rococo scenes of butterflies masquerading as humans were copied from etchings by Charles-Germain de Saint-Aubin (1721-17860. The insert explains more about each item shown in the scarf. Features: -Rolled hem -100% silk -Made in Japan -About 35" per side -RN 26128 Delighted to bundle.