The scallop - blue background
 
 
La coquille Saint-Jacques - fond bleu
 
Illustration on Fabriano Cotton Rag 240 gr paper.
Dimensions of the illustration: 18x18 cm
Frame in aged gilded wood and glass, with wall mount and support for laying on a flat surface.
Frame dimensions: 20x20 cm - 13 mm rod.

We recommend hanging your frame on the wall with a hammered brass nail and a grayish blue braid.

A timeless symbol of travel, rebirth, and femininity, this scallop shell illustration evokes 19th-century cabinets of curiosities, those cozy worlds where the wonders of the world were collected like fragments of poetry.
At Odalisque Paris, each visual pays homage to a bygone era, inspired by the bold grace of Caroline Murat, a free and cultured figure of the Empire. This baroque shell, in powdery and coral tones, seems to have stepped straight out of a neoclassical boudoir. Both natural and stylized, it invites itself into our homes like a marine relic, an offering of elegance and reverie.
Printed on fine art paper and carefully framed, this decorative work blends into any interior style—from the most refined to the most romantic—and hangs like a wall jewel.