"Welcome to the Imaginarium — a whimsical ode to imagination, & the wonder of dreams! The sleeping woman comes from Albert Joseph Moore’s oil painting “Lillies”, while the elements of her dreamscape were created from drawings and paintings spanning three centuries — including scenes from the Boboli Gardens, Argyle House in Scotland, the Tiber River, a Japanese manor house, and a view through the arches of the Roman Colosseum. The 16 candle Chandelier is an imaginary design from a drawing done in 1632, and the fanciful trim is taken from an English textile fragment from 1785. Whatever the realities of life may be, we’ll always dwell in our own little dreamworld."
One size kimono robe
100% Wood/Bamboo viscose
"Welcome to the Imaginarium — a whimsical ode to imagination, & the wonder of dreams! The sleeping woman comes from Albert Joseph Moore’s oil painting “Lillies”, while the elements of her dreamscape were created from drawings and paintings spanning three centuries — including scenes from the Boboli Gardens, Argyle House in Scotland, the Tiber River, a Japanese manor house, and a view through the arches of the Roman Colosseum. The 16 candle Chandelier is an imaginary design from a drawing done in 1632, and the fanciful trim is taken from an English textile fragment from 1785. Whatever the realities of life may be, we’ll always dwell in our own little dreamworld."
One size kimono robe
100% Wood/Bamboo viscose
