The Lazy Ostrich and The Impressionist - Series I

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The Lazy Ostrich and The Impressionist - Series I
Wrap yourself in a tale told twice—
Introducing our new double-face scarf in silk twill with hand-rolled edges (100% silk).
90 x 90 cm
100% silk twill scarf (90 x 90 cm)
Color: aero/cornflower/café noir/coffee/crimson/coquelicot/eerie black/...

Designed by Yaw Tony
Ref. : 0-01-2316-2B2B2B
Limited edition of 5

DESIGN HISTORY
"Everything that has feathers flies, except the ostrich".
Meaning: This proverb suggests that one should not make assumptions or jump to conclusions, as superficial similarities can be deceiving.

"The ostrich, when it is time to fly, says: I am a camel; and when it is time to carry a burden, she says: I am a bird".

Meaning: This proverb illustrates laziness and the act of making excuses to avoid work or responsibilities.

"Not everything you have is an advantage—an ostrich has wings but cannot fly".

Meaning: Similar to the first proverb, this emphasizes that having certain attributes or resources does not automatically guarantee success or make them useful in every situation.

"Even the ostrich with its long neck and sharp eyes, cannot see what will happen in the future".

Meaning: Even with keen observation, no one can fully predict the future.