PURE SILK RHOMBUS SCARF HOT AIR BALLOON DREAM

Guided by inspiration and a clear vision of freedom, the artist Giacomo Nieddu captured the wonder of flight and childlike awe, transforming it into a style icon.

From this vision comes "Sogno in Mongolfiera" (Dream in Hot Air Balloon): a pure silk foulard where majestic hot air balloons — a distinctive and iconic symbol of the Talarico world — float among soft clouds and distant peaks. A light and refined visual journey, designed for those who love to wear timeless elegance and Italian artisanal mastery.

Giacomo Nieddu for Talarico

• Composition: 100% Pure Twill Silk (selected for its substantial texture, durability, and magnificent color rendition).

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

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

• Finishing: Strictly hand-rolled edges (a high-tailoring detail that adds three-dimensionality and value to the border).

• 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: Wrap it softly 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, 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 appearance of your favorite bag by tying the foulard at the base of the handle, letting the two soft geometric flaps flutter.

Care Instructions

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

• Washing: Professional dry cleaning at specialized laundries is highly 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 press the hand-rolled hem to avoid losing its precious roundness.