RHOMBUS FOULARD IN PURE SILK BEYOND TIME

In the quiet of Rome, guided by the cold light of his workbench, artist Armando Moretti forged an indissoluble bond between the history of the Eternal City and high fashion.

From this vision comes Intrecci Romani: a pure silk foulard where golden and silver chains merge with precious charms, iconic monuments, and details that celebrate the soul of Rome. A textile jewel to wear, designed for those who love to carry with them timeless elegance and Italian craftsmanship.

• Composition: 100% Pure Twill Silk (selected for its full-bodied texture, resistance, and magnificent color rendering).

• Model: Diamond-shaped (elongated and contoured diamond silhouette).

• Dimensions: 50 x 116 cm (measurements may vary slightly, attesting to the artisanal craftsmanship).

• Finishes: Strictly hand-rolled hem (a high-fashion detail that gives the edge three-dimensionality and value).

• Origin: Highest quality workmanship, entirely Made in Italy.

Style Tips

The diamond shape is the secret to its extraordinary versatility, making it the most playful and chic accessory in your wardrobe:

• The Parisian Touch: Gently wrap it around your neck and fasten it with a simple side knot to embellish a white shirt or a spring trench coat. The contoured shape ensures a perfect drape without bulk.

• Hair Accessory: Use it as a refined headband in your hair, tie it at the base of a ponytail, or softly weave it into a braid for a summery and romantic look.

• Luxury Detail: Instantly transform the look of your favorite bag by tying the foulard to the base of the handle, letting the two soft geometric ends float.

Care Tips

• Silk Care: Twill silk is a noble fabric that deserves attention. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, hairsprays, or cosmetics that could alter the sheen of the colors.

• Washing: Professional dry cleaning at specialized laundries is exclusively recommended.

• Ironing: If necessary, iron at a very low temperature, strictly without steam, taking care to place a white cotton cloth between the iron and the silk. Never flatten the hand-rolled hem to prevent it from losing its precious roundness.