Four generations of image-makers. The archive, worn.
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Silk Scarves
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Sea-horse, New York Aquarium—Silk Scarf
1912 Detroit Publishing Co. postcardRegular price from $100Regular priceSale price from $100Sizes: 26″ · 36″ · 50″
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American Folk Art, Marigold—Silk Scarf
Folk motifs & quilt blocks, 1750–1912Regular price from $100Regular priceSale price from $100Sizes: 26″ · 36″ · 50″
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Le Chat Zohan—Silk Scarf
Original portrait of Zohan, the studio catRegular price from $100Regular priceSale price from $100Sizes: 26″ · 36″ · 50″
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Raleigh Miami—Silk Scarf
1946 Tichnor Bros. linen postcardRegular price from $100Regular priceSale price from $100Sizes: 26″ · 36″ · 50″
From the archive.
Leeloo + Zohan is a small West Village studio working from an archive.
Public-domain photographs, Smithsonian watercolors, the Library of Congress, original postcards. Designed by artist Paul Morris. The studio is named for his two cats.
Collections
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American Folk Art Series
Quilt blocks, hope chests, and stencil motifs, 1750–1912. Recolored for silk. Intricate...
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Founders Series
The studio’s namesakes, Leeloo and Zohan, composed into pattern. Leeloo and Zohan...
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Botanical Series
Nineteenth-century botanical watercolors and plates, printed full bleed. For the person who...
Bandanas
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Sea-horse, New York Aquarium—Bandana
1912 Detroit Publishing Co. postcardRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
American Folk Art, Marigold—Bandana
Folk motifs & quilt blocks, 1750–1912Regular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
Le Chat Zohan—Bandana
Original portrait of Zohan, the studio catRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
Raleigh Miami—Bandana
1946 Tichnor Bros. linen postcardRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
Beach People, Navy—Bandana
1951 Tides Hotel postcard, Miami BeachRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
American Folk Art, Indigo—Bandana
Folk motifs & quilt blocks, 1750–1912Regular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
Le Chat Leeloo—Bandana
Original portrait of Leeloo, the studio catRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70 -
Manhattan Towers, Gold—Bandana
Ca. 1910s skyscraper postcardsRegular price $70Regular priceSale price $70
The studio behind the silk
Leeloo + Zohan is the studio of artist Paul Morris.
He is the fourth generation of his family to make pictures, after a great-grandfather who began with the photographer G. W. Pach in 1898, a grandfather whose 1942 Kodachromes drew notice in U.S. Camera, and a father whose 1959 Nikon F he learned on.
His original photographic works hang in private collections.
From the Journal
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How to Clean and Care for a Silk Scarf: A Complete Guide
A complete guide to cleaning, storing, and caring for your silk scarf. Hand-washing steps, stain removal, ironing tips, and long-term storage advice from an NYC silk scarf studio.
How to Clean and Care for a Silk Scarf: A Complete Guide
A complete guide to cleaning, storing, and caring for your silk scarf. Hand-washing steps, stain removal, ironing tips, and long-term storage advice from an NYC silk scarf studio.
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Fine Art Prints for Small Apartments
Fine art prints that work in small spaces. Original artwork in editions of 5, 10, and 25, plus open editions. Ready to frame. New York studio.
Fine Art Prints for Small Apartments
Fine art prints that work in small spaces. Original artwork in editions of 5, 10, and 25, plus open editions. Ready to frame. New York studio.
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Meet Paul Morris, the NYC Artist Behind Leeloo + Zohan
Every Leeloo + Zohan silk scarf starts in the same place: a studio in New York City and one artist trying to figure out what a 19th-century quilt block wants...
Meet Paul Morris, the NYC Artist Behind Leeloo + Zohan
Every Leeloo + Zohan silk scarf starts in the same place: a studio in New York City and one artist trying to figure out what a 19th-century quilt block wants...
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Editions of 100
Every scarf design is an edition of 100. When an edition reaches 100 it is archived.
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Designed in NYC
Every scarf is designed in our New York City studio by artist Paul Morris.
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Archival sources
Source material from vintage postcards, the Smithsonian, the Library of Congress, and original photography.
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Free 30-day returns
Free returns within 30 days of delivery. Email us and we’ll send a prepaid label.
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