MELBOURNESTYLE | The Melbourne Scarves | Limited edition silk scarves by Maree Coote

the melbourne scarves
by MAREE COOTE
for MELBOURNESTYLE

"Each is a gift with a sense of place,
a sense of luxury, a sense of art and of course
a sense of fashion." - Maree Coote

Jason Wu's FR Enigmatic wears Melbournestyle Buildings Scarf at Flinders Street Station.

The Melbourne Scarves are designed exclusively for Melbournestyle as original prints on silk. Designed by Maree Coote, they feature both Melbourne and more broadly Australian themes. Drawing inspiration from her study of Melbourne's history, she also references historic ephemera and collage works, esoteric imagery, totemic Australian fauna and flora and literary references ranging from historic biographies and geographic and natural history references. The designer has mixed several techniques, combining traditional processes such as painting, calligraphy and hand-drawing with digital techniques.

Each 97x97cm scarf is limited in edition (50 only of each design per collection) and exquisitely boxed in Melbournestyle's signature lime green box adorned with the flying tram. $250 each. Please enquire instore to ascertain the availability of your selected design as the limited edition expires.
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The Daughters of Melbourne Features over 50 names of legendary and inspiring Melbourne women . Daughters, divas and dames of yesterday and today. 100% SILK 97x97cm. NEW - 50 only
melbourne buildings/BLACK Sketches of Melbourne's iconic architecture are edged with a border of concentric dots designed for maximum graphic effect when tied. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. SORRY SOLD OUT.
melbourne buildings /BLUE This time in duck-egg blue and black, features drawings of Melbourne's landmark architecture adorned with flying trams. Perfect for summer days or to lift the classic Melburnian black silhouette. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. ONLY ONE LEFT.
melbourne buildings /COLOUR Retro-chic classic travellerÕs scarf features Coote's colourful sketches of Melbourne's Town Hall, Magistrates Court, GPO, Flinders Street Station, St Pauls Cathedral, Manchester Unity, Le Louvre, Baptist Church, Shrine of Remembrance, Immigration Museum and State Library. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. ONLY ONE LEFT.
red galahs Feathers and flowers on a powder blue background. Blossoms and grevillea leaves form a lattice border in a nod to traditional drawing-room formality. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Down to last remaining ONLY.
yellow galahs Sulphur-crested cockatoos and flowering eucalypt blossoms form a pattern rendered in subtle shades of yellow accented with grey and black. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Down to last remaining ONLY.
the melbourne tree Features a tree design containing a variety of local Australian birds, and embellished with a mad mix of local floral blossoms from banksia to wisteria.The names and addresses of a dozen of Melbourne's legendary parks and gardens are rendered in fine script between the branches. Smoke, black and white on warm white silk give a pearly luxury. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Down to last remaining ONLY.
tartan roos red Kangaroo motif - a recurring theme in Coote's artworks - is overlaid on a variations in tartan tones so that the border offers the wearer colour options when tied. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Down to last 5 remaining ONLY.
tartan roos tan Signature kangaroo motif playfully juxtaposed with a tartan pattern, in exploration of contrast and traditional motifs. Glorious rich tones and whimsy. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Last remaining 5 ONLY.
garden state/floral map A collage of Melbourne maps and flying trams carries the wording: "Melbourne. Capital city of Victoria, the Garden State. Style capital of the Antipodes. Founded in 1835. Named for Sir William Lamb, Lord Melbourne in 1837." 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Last remaining ONLY.
roo map Kangaroo motif rendered in a collage of 19th & 20th century Melbourne street and botanical maps and underlaid with script text recounting data on the life cycle, biology, habits and habitat of the kangaroo. 100% SILK 97x97cm. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. Last remaining ONLY.
the list ( MELBOURNE WOMEN) Pink, of course. The names and occupations of 44 of Melbourne's famous daughters, divas and dames. CLICK on scarf to enlarge. WHO'S WHO on the list?Full list HERE. 100% SILK 97x97cm SOLD OUT. NEW! Womens Scarf Design HERE

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