"Snake" painting long Scarf

Duyên snake scarf inspired by the painting of the Saint Hoàng riding a snake from the Hàng Trống's folk paintings - one of the 10 male saints in the Vietnamese worship of Mother Goddesses. Legends about their appearance are often closely related to historical figures, famous generals who fought against enemies or those who enlightened and opened up the country and vicinity where they appeared. Particularly with the painting of Holy Prince Hoang riding a snake, the ancient artisans expressed their dream of overcoming natural disasters and floods.
Besides the meaning of a religious painting, this piece of art is trimmed with drawings of cloud and wave patterns, especially the image of a dreamlike and powerful snake with 3 heads and 9 tails, creating a decorative and vivid composition on the scarf.
Duyên is proud to use 100% Vietnamese silk, with hand-sewn seams following the traditional Ao Dai art.

Measures: 150x20cm