Ballet The Golden Cockerel Silk Scarf Designed by Symbolic Square, Made in Italy

Description

Excellent Christmas Present !!
Luxury silk scarf. SCREEN PRINTED in Italy!!
In our scarf we tried to preserve a charm of a fairy tale "he Golden Cockerel" ballet and rimitivist-modernist style of artist Natalia Goncharova.
The blast of reds, yellows, golds and stinging sky blues colors are excellent for many occasions.
Happy dancing with the scarf!
The scarf is 100% silk, SCREEN PRINTED in Como, Italy. The beautiful lakeside city has been a leader in silk-making for more than a century, supplying the fashion houses of Milan and the rest of the world with high-quality silk.
Size 36” x 36” (90 x 90 cm)
100% silk twill
Made in Italy
Hand hemmed
Performance history
The premiere took place on 7 October (O.S. 24 September) 1909, at Moscow's Solodovnikov Theatre in a performance by the Zimin Opera. Emil Cooper conducted; set designs were by Ivan Bilibin. The opera was given at the city's Bolshoi Theatre a month later, on 6 November, conducted by Vyacheslav Suk and with set designs by Konstantin Korovin. London and Paris premieres occurred in 1914; in Paris it was staged at the Palais Garnier by the Ballets Russes as an opera-ballet, choreographed and directed by Michel Fokine with set and costume designs by Natalia Goncharova.[4][5] The United States premiere took place at the Metropolitan Opera House on 6 March 1918, with Marie Sundelius in the title role, Adamo Didur and Maria Barrientos in the actual leads, and Pierre Monteux conducting.(wikipedia.org)