Square Silk Scarf
Kai Kavus
Kai Kavus
Kai Kavus was a king of Persia, known for his capricious nature. The scene on this scarf is from the Shahnama (Book of Kings) by the 11th Century Persian poet Abu'l Qasim Firdausi. The king attempts to fly by tying hungry eagles to his throne, lured by meat dangled above them. The experiment ends in failure, to the bemusement of his courtiers. The original painting, by the 16th Century Persian artist Qadimi, is now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.
- 64 cm x 64 cm
- Pure Crepe de Chine Silk
- Pure Crepe de Chine Silk
- Dry clean only
- 64 x 64 cm
- As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.
Taxes (VAT) and duties are included in the price for UK (£) and EU (€) customers. For US ($) customers and customers in other countries taxes and duties will be calculated at the point of sale.
Delivery will be by DHL which will calculate tax and duties due and then ship tax and duty paid. UK shipping is free.
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