Square Silk Scarf
Dragon and Chariot
Dragon and Chariot
In the scene depicted on this scarf, the hero Isfandiyar confronts a dragon while on a quest to rescue his sisters. The dragon swallows the chariot, but Isfandiyar prevails and strikes the dragon on the head, from which a poisonous smoke emerges. The story comes from the Shahnama stories by the 11th Century Persian poet Abu'l Qasim Firdausi. The original painting, by an unknown late 17th Century Persian artist, is now possessed by the Rhode Island School of Design Museum.
- 64 cm x 64 cm
- For this scarf, the flagship for our first collection, we offer customers a choice of three different types of silk: Crepe de Chine is a lightweight, soft silk ideal for summer that drapes delicately and ties easily. Twill Madder draws on the traditional Twill silk staple for scarves, but with a slightly more muted sheen. This silk exudes luxury, but ties well. Crepe backed Satin features a smooth, glossy satin front that radiates elegance, while the paler textured crepe back is soft against the skin. Perfect also for display.
- Pure Silk
- Dry clean only
- 64 x 64 cm
- As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.
Taxes (VAT) and duties are included in the price for UK (£) and EU (€) customers. For US ($) customers and customers in other countries taxes and duties will be calculated at the point of sale.
Delivery will be by DHL which will calculate tax and duties due and then ship tax and duty paid. UK shipping is free.
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