Silk Flower Gallery

very elegant tetuesday thatweirdlizard loveya18 cakedwear
V&A: This 1760s gown features a rose-red silk with trails of ivory flowers woven in a complex te
It’s not who you are that holds you back, it is who you think you are not. - UnknownModel: @ea
Luxury Bookbindings of the Belle ÉpoqueBinding by Léon Gruel (French; 1841–1923): Arsène Alexandre (
laclefdescoeurs:Flowers and Birds, Weng Luoink and color on silk, album of eight leaves
Alexander McQueen aka Lee Alexander McQueen (British-Scottish, 1969-2010, b. Lewisham, London, Engla
moika-palace:Crown Make mourning braces, 1890.  Black silk, with purple violet flowers done in raise
design-is-fine:Textile with Animals, Birds, and Flowers, late 12th–14th century. Silk embroidery on
tiny-librarian:This 1760s gown features a rose-red silk with trails of ivory flowers woven in a comp
The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo
Silk painting taken from an album (19th century) by Okamoto Shūki (Japan, 1807-1862).Image and text
redlipstickresurrected:Fumika Koda aka Koda Fumika aka 幸田 史香 (Japanese, b. 1986, Fukuoka Prefecture,
stella silk touch bodysuit @ uye surana
heaveninawildflower:‘Cat Amidst Spring Flowers’ (circa 1775) by Nagasawa Rosetsu (Japan, 1754-1799).
D&G Silk Flowers Sandalshttps://www.patreon.com/NativesSims4
William Merritt Chase (American; 1849–1916)Spring Flowers (Peonies)Pastel on paper, prepared with a
Kalotaszegi írásos hímzés
Woman’s Handbag, France, circa 1930. SIlk embroidery, gilded metal.
SHEN QUAN, attributed to(1682- after 1760)Birds and flowers, Ink and colours on silk, cm 214 x 315
kinda-real-awkward:(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + Phryne’s black silk robe with flowered detai
Dressing Gown (Tea Gown) Made Of Silk Chiffon Over Silk Satin, With Lace, Silk Ribbon, Ribbon Flower
I think they’re silk flowers in an ceramic pot.
“Roseraie” (Evening Dress)Jeanne Lanvin (French; 1867–1946)Summer 1923White tulle, overa
Lippincott’s AugustJoseph J. Gould(American; 1880–1935)1896Chromolithograph (advertising placard)Lib
Doves and PeoniesYamamoto Baiitsu (Japanese; 1783–1856)1844Ink and color on silk (one of a pair of h
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