Mist and Moonshine Bow Tie and Pocket Square

Mist and Moonshine - Inspired by the "The Elf-hill Illustration

The uplifting colourful print from my new collection is called "Mist and Moonshine" and is inspired by my muse Harry Clarke "Elf on the Hill" illustration for the fairytale collection from 1916 Hans Christian Andersen. The Elf-hill is a fairy tale about a feast held by the Elf King, in his mound, for the Gnome Chief of Norway and his two sons The Elf King's daughters, paraded before the guests as potential brides, to display their talents. 'The elf girls…danced with shawls which were woven of mist and moonshine.'" The Elf-hill is one of eleven illustrations in the National Gallery of Ireland’s collection, produced by the Dublin-born stained-glass artist and book illustrator Harry Clarke for Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tales. The Gallery is fortunate to have this collection of original drawings by one of the leading figures in the Irish Arts and Crafts Movement.

Considering the scale of the print, each piece is unique and might differ from the image.

The articles come with a giftbox and luxury ribbon.