Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Vert
Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Vert
Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Vert
Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Vert

Wool and silk scarf 67x180, Navajo – Green
Wool and silk twill

Regular price $300

COLOUR

Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Rose Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Rouge Écharpe en laine et soie 67x180, Navajo – Vert
  • French design, printed in Italy
  • Size: 67x180 cm
  • Composition: 70% Wool 30% Silk
  • Finish: Flat hem
  • Reference: 31542.01.2
  • Each product is delivered in gift packaging

The Navajo style draws its roots from the textile art of the American Southwest. From the 19th century onward, Navajo weaving has been distinguished by its strong geometric compositions: diamonds, intersecting lines, and symmetrical rhythms. These motifs are inspired by the landscapes, the mountains, and the deep connection to nature cultivated by Native Americans. This scarf is part of this graphic heritage. It adopts its structure and energy, reinterpreting them in a contemporary style.

The Western theme: An imaginary world of freedom and adventure.

Some territories transcend mere geography to become universal legends. The Wild West is one of them.

Long before becoming a film set, the American West was a land of conquest, encounters, and cultural exchange. From this heritage emerged a unique aesthetic, shaped by the vast, windswept plains, long rides, leatherwork, bandana motifs, and the adornments that accompanied the daily lives of these riders.

Over time, the Western has become much more than a fantasy; it is a true symbol of freedom, adventure, and independence.

The cowboy embodies its most iconic figure. A herdsman, a seasoned rider, and often a solitary traveler, he represents the courageous, persevering, and profoundly free spirit. Around him, an iconic aesthetic has developed, characterized by intricately crafted boots, patinated saddles, sculpted belts, turquoise jewelry, and bandanas emblematic of the American West.

At Malfroy, we designed this collection for free spirits—impetuous, courageous, and untamed. For behind the legendary figures of the cowboy are also pioneering women—ranchers, horsewomen, and adventurers—who helped shape the West in its infancy.

Often less celebrated than their male counterparts, they nevertheless shared the same thirst for adventure and the same determination. Through this collection, we wanted to celebrate these strong personalities, those who dared to forge their own path, and reinterpret a Western spirit that is more relevant than ever.

The wool and silk blend: Warmth and softness

The insulating properties of wool and silk make it a warm material suited for the winter season. Maison Malfroy combines wool with silk to give it softness and fluidity.

The wool and silk shawl: Elegance and refinement

The Malfroy shawl is prized for its generous size. Our patterns can fully express themselves on it. It wraps you in softness.

The flat hem: A modern, refined and durable finish

A flat hem is a finishing technique in which the edge of the fabric is folded onto itself twice, then machine-sewn with a clean, straight stitch. It is a discreet finish that gives a pared-back, refined and minimalist look.The flat hem lasts over time and washes well.

Maison founded in 1939
Maison founded in 1939
High quality silk
High quality silk
100% natural silk
French design, printed in Italy
French design, printed in Italy

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