The alchemy behind our scarves
Each of our creations has a unique story. The selection of the fabric the dyeing process, an all-Italian story.
Fruits of Agrigento: a scarf in the Valley of the Gods
Agrigento, in Sicilian Giurgenti, was founded around 580 B.C. by peoples of Rhodian-Cretan origin. Numerous peoples have settled in the territory of the city, leaving deep traces in its millennial history and culture. In one of his poems, the Greek poet Pindar described Agrigento as the most beautiful of all the cities built by men. It was the...
Dreamscapes: Discovering the Sacro Monte of Varese
The Sacred Mount of Varese is one of the nine Sacred Mounts in the foothills of the Alps in Piedmont and Lombardy, which were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2003. As we get to grips with the good intentions we made the day after returning from our summer holidays, and resume the reins of our lives in the city, we discover that we are...
Sanremo Blooming, a scarf inspired by the Ligurian Riviera
The Ligurian Riviera covers about 330 km of coastline and stretches from the Principality of Monaco to Capo Corvo The Riviera, which covers the entire Ligurian coastline and all four provinces of the region, is divided into Riviera di Ponente (from Genoa-Voltri westwards to the Principality of Monaco) and Riviera di Ponente...
Portofino, a dip in the blue
On a peninsula jutting out into the Tigullio Gulf, Portofino is a charming fishing village just 34.7 km from Genoa. Surrounded by the Regional Nature Park and Marine Reserve, Portofino is loved by artists, writers and celebrities of all kinds. The Portofino area is well known to diving enthusiasts for its...
Cruising Capri
In the middle of the Bay of Naples, the island of Capri has been a holiday resort since the days of the Roman Empire Lush, distinctive and welcoming, Capri has been visited over the centuries by intellectuals, artists and writers, all of whom have been enraptured by its magnetic beauty. After reaching the peak of its fame in the 1950s, the...
Trip to Venice
Venice rises from a marshy lagoon, on an archipelago of 118 small islands, and has no roads, only canals. There are no cars, only boats. The Gran Canal winds its way through the city, mirroring the colourfully plastered houses and marble palaces that are the pride of Venetian architecture. The lagoon and the centre...
Italian Wineyard, the scarf for true connoisseurs
"Wine prepares hearts and makes them more ready for passion." Ovid It is always a challenge for me to think of a new scarf collection. Each time I try to find an emotional connection between colours and shades and a good story to tell, one that speaks of us, the beautiful things in our country and...
End of content
End of content
