I chose specifically the Purple, Yellow and Red Flower version of Flowers, c. 1964 as an inspiration for the necklace. Wear it with a green top for a full Warhol effect!
Warhol’s 1964 series Flowers, is a refreshing and surprising departure from the artists’ initial themes of pop culture and commercialism, and every spring, critics are reminded of the influence that his nature-focused work continues to have on the art world. Whereas today the Flowers series may seamlessly blend in with Warhol’s oeuvre, the subject matter was– at the time– a sharp departure for an artist known for primarily for his images of brand
Warhol used a photograph of hibiscus blossoms he found in the 1964 issue of Modern Photography to create these prints. When Patricia Caulfield, the photographer of this image, found out, she brought suit against Warhol in 1966 for unauthorized use of her image. Flowers resonated with the 1960’s fashion set because they regarded the flowers’ simple shapes, bold patterns, and bright colors as promising fixtures of then-contemporary design.
(https://gardencollage.com/inspire/art-design/andy-warhol/)
The necklace chain is 50cm (aprox. 20") in total.