oceania the sky Leonardo da Vinci

oceania the sky Leonardo da VinciHenri Matisse created Oceania, the sky in 1946 after visiting Tahiti. Inspired by memories of his trip to Polynesia, he cut silhouettes of seabirds, fish and corals out of paper and arranged them on a creamy white background. This work captures the essence of the South Pacific in a dreamy, airy composition that exudes the natural freedom and beauty of the ocean. Wonderfully soft: Organic cotton ensures soft and durable socks good for your skin and the

bring a piece of history to your daily steps

Every layer of the collar is carefully knitted: the geometric patterns

Gustav Klimt created The Tree of Life between 1905 and 1909 as a representation of connection and eternity

Seamless comfort: No annoying seams that rub – enjoy supple comfort all day long

Firmly knitted for daily use

Sunrise – Claude Monet

designed to make your daily life more comfortable

Klee at his best

The warm colors – ochre

and a quality you notice the moment you put it on

This masterpiece from Matisse's revolutionary cut-out period captures the essence of freedom and infinity

Navy is the colour that always works