RainCaper Klimt Hope Silk Scarf

Wearable work of art rendering of Klimt's famous oil painting. Klimt painted the elegant "Hope II" in 1908, during what art historians refer to as his "Golden Period". His model, Herma, was heavily pregnant, and he depicts her almost like a greek icon or goddess, wrapped in rich robes and covered in shimmering patterns and jewels. The elegant geometric pattern on Herma's robe is the inspiration for our "Hope II" RainCaper design. The painting currently hangs in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City Can be worn as a scarf or a shawl Shawl is reversible. The vivid pattern appears on one side of the shawl, while the reverse is a softly muted tonal background – adding versatility and lightness to your look 92% Modal 8% Silk  Fabric is very lightweight and airy Approximately 28" x 78" Hand wash and air dry S-M54