The Heralds of Horus Silk Twill Scarf 42 Colour:Blue This design took inspiration from

This design took inspiration from fraktur folk art

which cast a shadow of unease over many of her works

This design is based around ancient Tibetan thangkas and represents the snowy mountain ranges of Tibet

and two hanko stamps bearing the names Sabina Savage and Koinobori Karasu brand the lower right corner

displaying the exquisitely detailed placement print which has been carefully positioned to show beautiful detailing from every angle

The Heralds of Horus Silk Twill Scarf 42 Colour:Blue This design took inspiration fromThis design features three majestic Egyptian geese. The birds are hovering over a field of reeds and a pool of fish, topped by an ornate stone inlay of a winged sun. The design has a border of carved geese at the base, finished with a delicate edging of hanging pendants. Approximate translation of the hieroglyphics in The Heralds of Horus: From left to right: Oh! To Osiris, birds sing a song of hope.