Composition: 100% premium habotai silk with a luxurious feel and impeccable drape.
Dimensions: Enveloping 132x180cm canvas.*
Artisanal Finish: Hand-rolled and hand-stitched hem; a traditional process that lends a unique character to each piece.
Design: Contrasting edges, strategically conceived to frame the artistic composition.
Exclusivity: Limited edition.
*Note: Measurements may present subtle variations inherent to the hand-crafted process, a hallmark of their artisanal authenticity.
Wearable Art
The design originates from a meticulous process within the textile studio in Galicia,
Spain, entirely removed from industrial production. Original prints take shape through hand-drawn sketches before being digitally perfected. This dialogue between artisanal craft and technological precision transforms each piece into a true work of wearable art.
Innovation and Fine Fibres
Every scarf is the result of profound dedication to the creative process. Exclusive prints are applied solely to carefully selected raw materials. The choice of the highest quality silk crepe and silk twill guarantees a natural drape, a flawless feel, and exceptional durability.
Heritage Silk
The pieces come to life in Macclesfield, Great Britain, the historic cradle of silk
manufacturing. Production is entrusted to specialised workshops that interweave
a deep artisanal legacy with cutting-edge digital printing, ensuring the fabric
pays the ultimate tribute to the original artwork.
Delivery: Domestic (1-2 working days) and international (2-10 working days) delivery via express courier service.
Packaging: Each piece is carefully protected within the signature gift box, accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity.
Returns: Due to the delicate nature of silk, and to guarantee the pristine condition of every piece, returns require the original security seal to remain intact.
Customs: Import duties in special territories or outside the EU are the responsibility of the recipient.
For detailed information on rates, please refer to the [Shipping policy].
