Copper Silk Eye Mask for Sleep or Meditation in Beautiful 'Wild' Print Hand Painted Designs - Alice Acreman Silks

A luxurious sleep mask with beautiful hand painted artwork, made from sumptuous silk satin of 100% natural fibres.

Thickly padded mask and elasticated head band for maximum comfort.

Designed to ease you into a restful nights sleep or meditation without the distraction of the busy world around us.

The nature inspired artwork is initially watercolour painted on paper then transferred onto the silk using digital printing and with only the pattern pieces being printed to avoid any wasted ink or silk.

Each inclusive of a beautiful presentation box.

100% Silk
Large size, padded mask for a more comfort
One Size Fits all
15cm x 9cm
Elasticated Head Band
Luxury Gift box included

I took a leap to start Alice Acreman Silks, after just a few years of working for some of the big fashion brands. Although I loved being able to create pattern and embroideries to be sold and worn all around the world, I quickly became aware of the huge amount of wasted resources and practices within these companies.

I had so many ideas for colours and prints but felt limited by the repetitive trends, the pressure to work at speed and wanted to design in a way that excited me,ccf first printing my unique style of hand drawn artwork onto silk and other luxurious fabrics. It began with large square silk scarves which I uploaded to my Etsy shop and then one by one, I began to sample other pieces and try different construction techniques, initially with very small batches which grew over time.

My unique prints tell stories about the world around us and capture the imagination. As well as the pretty and cute animals, I like to incorporate more unusual ones like snakes, slugs and sphynx cats. I pride myself on being different to other textile brands and having a more daring twist on botanical prints.

I live next to the river in East London and aim to be as in tune with nature as I can be, cycling to and back from my studio each day. Noticing the changes with the seasons and adapting my routine to work with the hours of daylight we receive. Living this way allows me to translate my appreciation for the natural world into my artwork and work in a way which harmonizes with nature.