Pink Susara | The Essence of Welcome Luxurious Silk Shawl

                                  PINK SUSARA    

                                             A legacy of transformation.

                         An exquisite Australian expression of Welcome

 

The Pink Susara represents the heart of Petrichor Fine Art—a bridge between ancient heritage and modern refinement. Derived from the Greek god Proteus, the namesake of this bloom, the Susara embodies the very essence of change and the courage to thrive in new landscapes. As a flower that has journeyed across history to become a beloved emblem in Australian soil, the Protea stands as a powerful symbol of welcome, diversity, and the resilient spirit of our land.

Part of The Evolving Garden: A Silk Botanical Testament, this signature piece is an extension of our fine art archives. It features a sophisticated embossed-style motif that captures the Protea’s architectural beauty, transforming high-grade textile into a wearable gallery piece. The fabric’s substantial weight provides a couture-level drape, while the high-lustre finish mirrors the radiant light of a new dawn.

A Rare Acquisition: To preserve the exclusivity of this artistry, the Pink Susara is a strictly limited edition. Only 5 pieces have been commissioned worldwide, making this a true collector's testament to the Australian landscape and the Petrichor Fine Art legacy.

Specifications of Excellence

• Provenance: An original Petrichor Fine Art edition.

• Limited Edition: One of only 5 pieces ever created.

• The Material: 100% Grade 6A Mulberry Silk, the pinnacle of textile luxury.

• The Weight: 85gsm (approx. 20 momme) for a heavy, liquid drape that signifies a premium heirloom quality.

• The Finish: A high-shine satin weave that reflects light with pearlescent clarity, highlighting the intricate floral detail.

• The Detail: Finished with a refined baby hem to maintain a seamless, high-end silhouette.

• The Symbolism: An honouring of transformation, grace, and the enduring beauty of "The Welcome."