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The New Ground Terracotta

X.C Studio

$169

Terracotta borders and streets frame fragments of Rome on a 90 × 90 cm square of 100% silk twill with a hand-rolled hem. Artwork by Xuechen Chen and Phuong Mai Do; designed by X.C Studio and published by ARKVEIL.

Reference: AV-XC-0003-TC

An ARKVEIL Original · Published by ARKVEIL
Details & dimensions

Wear it: a 90 × 90 cm silk twill square; fold it into a band and tie it at the waist over a plain dress, as the fit allows, or knot it at the neck with the terracotta border to the outside.

WorkShown at CICA Museum · Figures 2024
AuthorX.C Studio
Series & yearThe New Ground, 2020
PrintingFirst Printing · 2026
EditionSigned & sealed
ObjectSilk Twill Scarf
Material100% silk twill · hand-rolled hem
OriginMade in China
Dimensions90 × 90 cm / 35.4 × 35.4 in
Care
Professional dry clean only. If needed, iron gently on the reverse at low temperature, through a cloth. Do not steam. Keep away from water, perfume, chemicals, and strong sunlight. Store flat or loosely folded. If wet, blot gently; never wring or twist. Do not rub stains. Full care guide →
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The story behind
The New Ground — the drawing, two panels: terracotta paths through the streets below St Peter's, then up close
The New Ground — Terracotta — the silk pattern

Artwork by Xuechen Chen & Phuong Mai Do
Design by X.C Studio

Rome is made of fragments — history layered over history, never fully erased. Here they settle into a flat field of quiet color: how old and new share the same ground, and how much life a street can hold.

The designer

X.C STUDIO

New York · Los Angeles · since 2020

Founded in New York in 2020, X.C STUDIO works across architecture, images and objects. The New Ground drawings came out of Urban Unfold, which began as a short film that took New York apart the way film is cut; they are printed here on silk.

Urban Unfold at X.C STUDIO