Elephants Silk
Description
“A pair of placid-looking Asian elephants stand confronted, on a pedestal of split almettes, each with one foreleg raised, and with gently curving striped trunks that look somewhat reptilian.”
Original silk presumedly came from a Central Asian workshop, but it bears stylistic elements from the Byzantine worksops also. Great silk production centres had a great impact to each other.
For the reconstruction work a great thanks goes to Eran ud Turan and Katerina Katonik.
Artwork: Anna Suplicz, Balázs Szakonyi
The historical source motif is reconstructed and graphically recreated by Kazar Bazar. The resulting reconstruction and original graphic work are protected by copyright. Reproduction, copying or commercial use without permission is prohibited.
