In Japan, lucky charms, amulets, talismans, and lucky charms play a vital role in daily life. They are believed to attract good fortune, prosperity, protection, and good health.
This silk scarf celebrates their rich symbolism by blending them with an elegant floral design inspired by traditional kimono motifs, where cherry blossoms, peonies, and camellias bloom.
Delicately scattered throughout the design, you will find a multitude of these iconic lucky charms: the Daruma doll, a symbol of perseverance and success; the Tanuki, a mischievous forest spirit; the Kitsune, a mystical fox often depicted as a statue in Shinto shrines; and the Maneki-neko, the famous beckoning cat. Kokeshi dolls, Koinobori flying carp streamers celebrating Children's Day, the Teru Teru Bozu (a small talisman against rain), and origami cranes, symbols of peace and longevity, are all part of this world of symbols and traditions. The goddess Benzaiten, protector of artists, geishas, music, and eloquence, gracefully reigns at the heart of the composition.
The Lucky Charms Theme: Good Luck Charms in Civilizations
Since antiquity, symbols and lucky charms have held a central place in civilizations around the world. These talismans, often imbued with profound meanings, 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 quest for meaning in the mysteries of life. We have chosen to explore these symbols within four civilizations: Brittany, India, Egypt, and Japan.
Silk: A Noble Material for a Silk Shawl
Maison Malfroy selects high-quality silk for you. Light and soft, silk provides coolness in summer and warmth in winter.
Its drape and sheen 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 twill weave 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 absorbs your body heat to keep you warm, then releases it back to your body.
Hand-Rolled Hem: A Refined French Finish
Hand-rolled hems are a true art form.
The seamstress rolls the edge of the fabric between her fingers until she obtains a tight, firm roll that will retain its suppleness and fullness. The rolled hem is done on the right side of the scarf.
An invisible stitch secures the fabric, making it invisible. The rolled hem frames the design and enhances the scarf.
A silk product beloved by women
The Silk Shawl: An XXL Silk Square
The generous size of the Malfroy shawl, along with the quality of our materials, makes it a high-end accessory.
Worn over the shoulders or wrapped around your neck, it will provide you with all its protective and comfortable warmth.
Tucked into a bustier, it becomes a garment in itself and will add a touch of style to your outfits.
