Sanyu Silk Scarf - Flower in Vase

【Artist】 Sanyu (1901–1966), a native of Nanchong, Sichuan, was among the earliest Chinese students to study abroad under the Chinese government’s “Work-Study” program in 1920, heading to France. Sanyu’s works embody a unique fusion of Eastern and Western aesthetics, frequently featuring nudes, flowers, landscapes, and animals. Known for his free-spirited nature, Sanyu infused his works with subtle melancholy—his simple lines often evoke a sense of solitude that resonates deeply with viewers. 【Product Theme】 "Vase of Flowers" Silk Scarf This scarf features imagery from Vase of Flowers (Collection No. 26897), part of the National Museum of History’s collection. The composition is minimal yet subtly conveys a mysterious sense of solitude. The contrast of a soft pink background with expressive black and gray floral lines creates a bold, character-rich piece. Made from 100% premium heavy silk satin and sized at a generous 90cm, the scarf exudes refined elegance and artistic charm.