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Large lightweight scarf made from a soft blend of cotton and silk.
The faintly dusty floral print comes from the faded grandeur of a late 19th century French textile from the Tapis Noir archive of antique fabrics.
The edges are rolled and sewn by hand – a time-intensive process that produces the most attractive hem.
For colour accuracy, please refer to the flat image of the scarf.
- 120x120cm
- 70% cotton, 30% silk
- Hand-stitched hem
- Dry-clean only
- Comes in a Tapis Noir dust bag
Tapis Noir large light dusty scarf
The Slim Edge Scarf is made from two delicate, soft pieces of silk crepe de chine sewn together as a twilly. The print comes from a small section of an antique fabric we have in our archive. We assume that the antique fabric is from the middle of the 1800-hundreds, possible late Napoleon III.
The two sides have different prints: one has the print from an antique fabric and the other is a warm grey. The scarf has pointy ends, making it easy to tie in a number of different ways.
- Two layers of delicate 100% silk crepe-de-chine
- 16x165cm (from point to point)
- Dry-clean only