Zes koorden van gevlochten marineblauwe zijde, met aan de uiteinden kwasten en knopen c. 1925

This artwork by Gustav Schnitzler, titled "Zes koorden van gevlochten marineblauwe zijde, met aan de uiteinden kwasten en knopen," is a striking example of textile art. The piece, made from six cords of braided navy blue silk with tassels and buttons at the ends, dates back to around 1925. The piece is a unique example of craftsmanship, showcasing the skill and precision of the artist. The intricate details of the braiding, the soft texture of the silk, and the contrasting black buttons create a visually compelling object. The artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.