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Sock Affairs Carnival Evening Rousseau Socks
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Sock Affairs – Carnival Evening by Henri Rousseau Socks 🎭🌙🧦
Step into a dreamlike world with the Carnival Evening Socks, inspired by Henri Rousseau’s mystical 1886 painting. Known for his vivid imagination and surreal jungle scenes, Rousseau’s Carnival Evening brings an eerie elegance to life — and now, to your feet. Featuring masked figures, twilight forests, and moonlit skies, these socks are a tribute to the symbolic and otherworldly beauty of one of art history’s most unique voices.
Part of the Sock Affairs Artist Collection, these socks are perfect for art lovers, surrealists, and night-time wanderers alike.
Features:
Inspired by Rousseau’s Carnival Evening – Mysterious, theatrical design full of rich detail
Premium Cotton Blend – Soft, breathable, and built for comfort. Made In Portugal.
Wearable Surrealism – Bring classic art into your everyday wardrobe
Perfect Gift for Art Fans & Dreamers – Stand out from the crowd!
Unisex Fit – One size fits most adults
Why You’ll Love Them:
These socks blend art, mood, and mystery, letting you carry a little piece of Rousseau’s imagination wherever you go.
🛒 Walk the line between dream and reality—one step at a time.
Composition:
80% Combed Cotton, 17% Polyamide, 3% Elastane.
We use seamless knitting to create a sock with no stitches.
Wash inside out (40ºC/100ºF max). Do not tumble dry, iron, bleach or dry clean
Known for his fantastic imagery, Rousseau was a self-taught artist whose works appealed to the collectors and avant-garde artists of the early twentieth century, including Pablo Picasso. A mysterious atmosphere and mood can be felt in this highly poetic painting, with unique characters and incongruent details that have made this one of the artist's most famous pieces. Rousseau called this a portrait landscape because the portrait in the foreground is right on top of the landscape background.
