Vivian with Clean Linens

Step back into the mid-19th century with our "Vivian with Clean Linens" miniature, a beautifully crafted depiction of daily life during the Industrial Revolution.

This figurine illustrates a woman, Vivian, as she carries out the traditional task of spreading linens in a bleachfield—an open area where textiles were whitened by the sun's rays before the advent of chemical bleaching.

Product Details:

• Scale: 1/30
• Finish: Matte
• Piece: 1 detailed figurine of Vivian handling linens
• Context: Vivian is set against the historical backdrop of bleachfields, vital to textile manufacturing in mill towns from 1855 to 1868

The matte finish enhances the textures of Vivian's attire and the linens, adding depth and realism to the figure. This miniature not only captures a snapshot of a bygone era but also celebrates the evolution of textile processing before modern methods rendered such scenes obsolete.

Additional Information:

• Ideal for collectors of historical miniatures or those interested in the industrial and social history of the 19th century. "Vivian with Clean Linens" offers a window into the daily chores and industrial backdrop of the time.

Enhance your collection with this evocative piece, bringing a touch of historical craftsmanship to your display. Perfect for those who appreciate the intricacies of everyday life in the past.