Sanyu Silk Scarf - Painting Leopard

【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】"Leopards" Silk Scarf This scarf features imagery from Painting (Collection No. 26895), a work from the National Museum of History collection. The composition, marked by large color blocks of vibrant blue sky and golden-yellow ground, along with the relaxed postures of two lounging leopards, embodies signature elements of Sanyu’s style. Though simple in structure, the piece subtly conveys a sense of mystery and solitude. With bold hues and clean leopard outlines, the design is full of character. Crafted from 100% premium heavy silk satin, this 110cm oversized scarf radiates refined elegance and artistic expression.