SILK SCARF GIGLIO ROSSO

The red lily grows wild on Italian hillsides, flowering at midsummer on the feast of San Giovanni — the 24th of June, when bonfires are lit across Tuscany to mark the solstice. It is a symbol of purification, abundance and the arrival of summer. In Florence, it carries a second story: in 1251, when the Guelphs took control of the city and exiled their rivals, they inverted the colours of the Florentine emblem — white lily to red, red ground to white. Dante wrote of that moment in Il Paradiso: the lily "made vermilion by division."

The Giglio Rosso scarf takes that colour without apology. The ground is a full, uncompromising red. Over it, the geometric pattern plays in white and warm coral — clean, direct, alive.

Tie it to a neutral or dark bag and it transforms the whole. The Giglio Rosso is for the woman who understands that colour chosen with intention is its own form of elegance.

Woven in Como, Italy. Finished with a hand-rolled edge. Printed on lightweight silk twill.

Pure Silk with elegant print, adding a fine touch to your bag.

• 100% Silk
• Print pattern
• Made in Italy