Elevate any outfit with this exquisite silk scarf featuring a striking abstract geometric print. Measuring approximately 39" x 39", it offers versatile styling options, from a chic neck tie to a graceful headscarf. Hand-rolled hems showcase meticulous craftsmanship, while the 100% silk twill adds a soft, luxurious touch. Crafted in limited quantities in Italy and using eco-friendly dyes, this scarf is not just a fashion statement but also a testament to sustainability and elegance.
From the brand: A silk scarf with a bold design will transform any outfit, and this one is no exception. With its striking abstract geometric print in rich, sophisticated colors, it blends modern design with timeless Italian elegance.
Its generous size makes it incredibly versatile—wear it draped over your shoulders, tied effortlessly at the neck, styled as a headscarf, or even as a chic belt or top.
Finished with hand-rolled hems, a hallmark of fine craftsmanship, this scarf is an effortless way to bring modern Italian design and impeccable quality into your wardrobe.
Details
Large foulard size:
Approx. 39" x 39" (100 x 100cm). Once made famous by the likes of Audrey Hepburn, Sophia Loren and Grace Kelly, a foulard will always add a touch of elegance to your look.
Hand-rolled hems:
For the ultimate in luxury and sophistication, the hems are hand-rolled and sewn.
100% silk twill:
A soft, silky fabric traditionally used for making square scarves because it has a soft drape. Characterized by a diagonal weave which makes it very durable.
Limited edition:
We make these in small quantities, so you know your scarf is truly unique.
Pure luxury, naturally dyed:
We use non-toxic vegetable dyes that preserve the silk'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:
Designed by Barbieri for Elizabetta. Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.
