This silk scarf is a true invitation to travel, a captivating dive into the heart of ancient Egypt.
Under the benevolent protection of the goddesses Isis and Hathor, set off to discover the majestic temples and mystical symbols that have survived the centuries.
Inspired by wall frescoes, ancient papyri, and sacred amulets found in Egyptian sanctuaries, this scarf pays homage to the art and spirituality of a fascinating civilization.
Each pattern has been carefully designed to capture the essence of this culture millennium.
Will you be able to recognize all the lucky symbols hidden in its refined details?
The Eye of Horus, guardian of health and clairvoyance, the scarab, emblem of renewal, or the Ankh cross, symbol of eternal life...
This silk square is much more than an accessory: it is a talisman full of history and emotion.
The Lucky Charms theme: Lucky charms in civilizations
Since antiquity, lucky symbols and charms have occupied a central place in civilizations across the world. These talismans, often laden with deep meaning, represented the beliefs, values, and aspirations of peoples.
In ancient Egypt, for example, the Eye of Horus was a powerful symbol of protection and healing, while the scarab beetle represented rebirth and transformation. Their use reflects a deep understanding of the universe, a desire for harmony with natural and spiritual forces, and a search for meaning in the mysteries of life.
We have chosen to explore these symbols within four civilizations: Britain, India, Egypt, and Japan.
Silk: A noble material for a silk scarf.
Maison Malfroy selects superior quality silk for you. Light and soft, silk brings freshness in summer and warmth in winter.
Its drape and shine enhance the colors of our patterns. Its hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties will protect your skin.
Silk twill,also known as silk twill, is a type of weave that creates distinctive diagonal lines.
The weave twill makes it more resistant to wear and tear than other types of silk.
It is a luxurious silk fabric with exceptional properties. Silk twill can vary in weight, from light to heavy.
Did you know? Silk stores your body heat and then releases it back to your body.
Hand-rolled: A refined French finish
Carried out by hand, rolling is a true skill.
The seamstress rolls under her fingers the edge of the piece of fabric until you obtain a tight and toned roll that will retain suppleness and puffiness.
An invisible stitch fixes the fabric. The rolled edge frames the design and enhances the scarf. A silk square appreciated by women.
The silk square: The traditional format of the silk scarf
The size of a silk square is 90×90 cm. It is worn in different ways: as a point on the front, as a tie, as a snood, in the hair or simply attached to a handbag.
The Malfroy square is the silk scarf par excellence. Made from a superior quality silk twill and Printed with the greatest care, it is an exceptional accessory.
The vividness of the colors, the softness of the silk and a hand-finished finish make it unique and are the markers of its high quality.
