Imaginary Flora
Imaginary Flora
From the Imaginary Science Collection
100% silk crepe de chine, 65cm x 65cm
This scarf has been designed, digitally printed and made in Australia.
This design is adapted from the original artwork ‘Nucleus’, ink and watercolour on paper, 70cm diameter by artist Jess Hall.
© Jess Hall
The purchase of this scarf supports the Australian arts scene, local industry and makers.
Imaginary Flora
From the Imaginary Science Collection
100% silk crepe de chine, 65cm x 65cm
This scarf has been designed, digitally printed and made in Australia.
This design is adapted from the original artwork ‘Nucleus’, ink and watercolour on paper, 70cm diameter by artist Jess Hall.
© Jess Hall
The purchase of this scarf supports the Australian arts scene, local industry and makers.
Imaginary Flora
From the Imaginary Science Collection
100% silk crepe de chine, 65cm x 65cm
This scarf has been designed, digitally printed and made in Australia.
This design is adapted from the original artwork ‘Nucleus’, ink and watercolour on paper, 70cm diameter by artist Jess Hall.
© Jess Hall
The purchase of this scarf supports the Australian arts scene, local industry and makers.
The original artwork that this scarf is adapted from, Nucleus, ink and watercolour on paper 70cm diameter 2020.
Free domestic shipping on all scarf orders
Jess Hall is a multi-disciplinary artist working with painting, drawing and embroidery.
Training as a painter, printmaker and a textile designer, the work explores liminal spaces between art and craft and art and science; looking to these influences to explore tactility and materiality. Underpinning all painting and textile work is a descriptive drawing practice.
This collection of scarves is an extension of Jess’ art practice, a way of bringing art and a love of drawing and painting into an everyday item; art that can be worn and cherished. All designs begin as works of art that are exhibited. These works are then reimagined as textile designs and made into scarves.
Care Instructions
Please take special care of your silk scarf or it will easily pull and fray
Dry clean or gently hand wash in cold water with mild detergent (pH neutral)
Gently squeeze to remove excess water and hang to dry.
Do not wring or spin on a high speed as it can damage the silk.
Iron while still slightly damp on low temperature.
Do not machine wash. Do not tumble dry. Do not soak. Do not spin. Do not bleach.