Strizzate Milano

We love the dynamic fluorescence of colours and shapes in this image makes it seem exceptionally sophisticated to us.

However, it is one of the wonderfully original Richard Weston strizzatte images using a technique originated by Rennaisance painters.

Here the image has been created by squeezing (that's what strizzate means in Italian) acrylic paints between glass sheets, then scanning them at high resolution, so that what you are seeing is a tiny fraction of mixed paints.

Art, nature and technology combined: that's what we're all about.

They were previously sold by Fortnum & Mason in their superb scarf hall, and are here offered at nearly £200 off the original retail price.

• 138 x 138 cms (54" x 54")
• 100% pure silk
• Printed in Italy near Lake Como
• Dry clean only