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Scarf made on Habotai silk 8mm - Includes a certificate of authenticity hand signed and numbered by the artist. // When He Had Me... by Javier Calleja, created in 2022, is a limited edition print on Habotai silk, featuring the artist's characteristic whimsical and emotive style. This 120 x 120 cm scarf is adorned with playful, childlike illustrations, including Calleja's signature wide-eyed character alongside a variety of doodles and hand-written text. The silk's light texture enhances the soft and dreamy quality of the artwork, blending muted colors and gentle lines with vibrant accents around the edges. The phrase “When he had me... he couldn't get rid of me quick enough” adds a touch of irony and introspection, a recurring theme in Calleja’s work. Each piece is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, hand-signed and numbered by the artist, emphasizing its exclusivity as part of a limited edition of 150. This wearable art piece merges fashion with Calleja's distinct narrative approach, making it both an accessory and a collector's item.
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Scarf made on Habotai silk 8mm - Includes a certificate of authenticity hand signed and numbered by the artist. // When He Had Me... by Javier Calleja, created in 2022, is a limited edition print on Habotai silk, featuring the artist's characteristic whimsical and emotive style. This 120 x 120 cm scarf is adorned with playful, childlike illustrations, including Calleja's signature wide-eyed character alongside a variety of doodles and hand-written text. The silk's light texture enhances the soft and dreamy quality of the artwork, blending muted colors and gentle lines with vibrant accents around the edges. The phrase “When he had me... he couldn't get rid of me quick enough” adds a touch of irony and introspection, a recurring theme in Calleja’s work. Each piece is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, hand-signed and numbered by the artist, emphasizing its exclusivity as part of a limited edition of 150. This wearable art piece merges fashion with Calleja's distinct narrative approach, making it both an accessory and a collector's item.
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