About the Artwork
Too Many Flowers comes from John Robert Hermann’s Milieu series (2015), a body of work reflecting the times in which we live.
The title began quite literally: the composition was created with what might be considered too many flowers. From that abundance emerged a broader idea. Beauty can be universally recognized, while attraction remains personal. No single face, figure, silhouette, or style can represent every ideal. Each person carries a distinctive combination worthy of recognition and admiration.
Adapted from Hermann’s original fine artwork, Too Many Flowers moves beyond the frame and becomes wearable art.
The square format lets the artwork continually change through folding, draping, and tying, revealing different colors and details with each arrangement.
Fluid and beautiful draped scarves are the perfect way to dress up any outfit and wear art where you go: very soft on hand, vibrant colors, a perfect mix of durability and beauty.
Our fabrics get made in a factory with OEKO-TEX certification for standardized and safe working conditions. All made in North America.
Machine wash in cold water with ¼ cup of vinegar and 2 teaspoons of salt. Fill the washing machine with water (no ecocycle). Machine dry delicate or hang to dry. Can be ironed using the silk setting. Do not bleach. Can be drycleaned.
