THE NEWYORKER 42 SEMPE RESTAURANT 40X50 CM 12171838 is our latest take on

is our latest take on traditional suiting

protecting their feet from hot sand and rough surfaces

and soul of negative energies while arousing attraction

Its Tie & Dye print also called shibori reminds the colourful houses of the Palolem beach in Goa

offering both comfort and fun to inspire your child's imagination

THE NEWYORKER 42 SEMPE RESTAURANT 40X50 CM 12171838 is our latest take onOn the cover of The New Yorker of February 1, 1988, Semp unveils the back of the set of a great French restaurant in Manhattan. The calm of the waiter who is about to enter the room does not suggest the energy of the chefs and the kitchen clerks who assist them. French gastronomy at work. The 40x50 cm illustrations come already mounted (The dimensions include the drawing and the mount board from Canson).