Product Description
Phillip Paris Boutique - Museum Masterpieces Collection.
Claude Monet's garden at Giverny is probably the most famous garden in France. 500 000 people visit every year. Monet painted some of his most famous paintings whilst living at Giverny. These included his water lily and Japanese bridge paintings. Monet lived in Giverny from 1883 until his death in 1926.
The flower gardens cover about a hectare and are laid out in colour themed, borders. There are literally thousands of flowers in these gardens including masses of tulips, irises, oriental poppies and peonies - plants with wonderful colours providing an inspiration to Monet's paintings.
Shawl/Wrap Description:
Very soft, ( cashmere feelig) Viscose/Cotton Thick Fabric.
Measurements : 70x200cm including tassels.
Plain on the back side.
Washing : Hand wash in cold water
Packaging : giftbox with tissue paper and matching ribbon.
