This luxurious scarf, inspired by ancient Roman mosaics, features a striking medallion print on silk and a soft wool backing for warmth. Measuring approximately 12.5” x 70”, it drapes elegantly and is perfect for business or casual wear. With its unique eyelash hem and handmade quality, each piece is both refined and limited edition. Crafted in Italy with non-toxic dyes, it offers a stylish touch while being gentle on the skin and the planet.
From the brand: Named after Jupiter (Jove in Italian), the chief god of ancient Rome, this scarf features a striking large medallion print, reminiscent of the medallion-shaped mosaics that once adorned Roman palaces.
The printed silk front provides a smooth, elegant finish, while the ultrafine wool backing in black adds warmth without the bulk, making it a perfect accessory for cooler days.
Details
Sized for a perfect drape:
Approx. 12.5” x 70” (32cm x 180cm), a size that is hard to find. Most men's scarves of this type are only available in a 60-63" (152cm-160cm) length. After years of experience, we have found that the length of 70" (180cm) is a better length for most men.
Double-sided:
We sew together a printed silk twill front with a fine, lightweight black wool back. This results in a medium-weight scarf for warmth without the bulk.
Versatile:
The silk and wool combination makes a scarf that is refined, perfect for business attire, overcoats, tweed jackets and cardigans.
Eyelash hem:
The short ends are left open with an eyelash hem. This keeps the scarf from curling and looks fabulous, too!
Limited edition:
We make these in small quantities, so you know your scarf is truly one-of-a-kind.
Pure luxury, naturally dyed:
We use non-toxic vegetable dyes that preserve the silk and wool's softness, free from harmful chemicals that can irritate your skin (and is better for the planet!)
Affordable luxury:
We bring these directly from the people who make them to you. There are no massive markups and middlemen, which keeps our prices remarkably reasonable.
100% Handmade in Italy:
Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.
