Servilia Crop top Shirt The tulips she carries are

The tulips she carries are no longer symbolic

the colour sits somewhere between burnt sugar and forgotten journals

Material- hand dyed and hand crocheted cotton linen blend

faint and familiar: Maschiaccio — like a note she left herself in a dream

the use of elements of royal portraiture and a hint of hedonistic tension brings about a desire to evoke emotional states by appealing to the senses

Servilia Crop top Shirt The tulips she carries areThe Servilia crop top is a representation of the relationship between Julius Caesar and his alleged mistress, Servilia (Brutuss mother). The use of elements of royal portraiture and a hint of hedonistic tension brings about a desire to evoke emotional states by appealing to the senses, and a tendency to blur distinctions between the various arts associated with grandeur, sensuous richness, and drama. Details: Digitally Printed on Satin. Lightweight,