Century Echoes Scarf by Electronic Sheep

‘Century Echoes’ scarf is from Electronic Sheep’s ‘Airships & Spaghetti’ collection which celebrates the year of 1916 - a significant era in international modernism and in Irish history. Inspired by Gertrude Stein’s seminal account of bohemian life in early twentieth-century Paris, it captures moments in the historical landscape, from the political (the Easter Rising in Ireland; the birth of DaDa in Zurich) to the cultural (the launch of British Vogue; the publication of James Joyce’s first novel). This scarf features research by Conor Lucey and drawings by Electronic Sheep of James Joyce in a dressing gown, Gertrude Stein walking her dogs, Irish artist Harry Clarke and references to Dada.

68% Modal, 29% Fine Merino Wool, 3% Elastin

Pink/Brown/Ivory/Coral

Approximately 28cm x 214cm 

Hand drawn imagery by Electronic Sheep

Ethically produced

Made in Europe (Greece)

Supersoft, breathable yarn

Hand wash

Unisex

Internationally-renowned designer label Electronic Sheep was established in 1998 by NCAD alumni Brenda Aherne and Helen Delany. The label’s unique, signature style comprises illustrative and typographic jacquards based on narrative storylines drawing on the designers’ personal lives and professional practices.