Mirabelle Silk Square Scarf

The Silk Chronicles

The Mirabelle scarf tells a story of fleeting moments and fortuitous encounters captured in delicate illustrations printed against a backdrop of luxurious natural twill silk.

Our heroes, Mae and David, first cross paths on a train bound for nowhere, each lost in their thoughts, unaware that their lives are about to change forever.

Their story begins - as most love stories do - with the first bloom of spring and the magic of a shared glance. Forever a dreamer, Mae sketches her wedding dress in the pages of a notebook, not for a future wedding but simply for the joy of creating. David, ever spontaneous, offers her his pen when hers runs dry, sparking an exchange that turns strangers into confidants, unfolding in conversations about beloved literary works, whispered above the hum of the train, and the serendipity of discovering someone who feels like home.

These scarves are more than accessories—they are fragments of a story. A journey of two souls who find beauty not in perfection but in the imperfections of everyday moments. Enveloped in the gentle embrace of silk, each illustration carries their story forward, ready to become part of yours.

This scarf is designed by Tanya, our in-house artisan, and made in Italy using the finest twill silk.

Source: GAÂLA

Production	Made in Belarus

A Parisian family-run brand, GAÂLA crafts timeless womenswear that seamlessly blends elegance and responsibility. Their clothing is largely crafted in small European ateliers from luxurious end-of-roll fabrics and innovative natural fibres from fruit and flowers. The result? Limited edition collections defined by grace, femininity and lasting style.

Fair & local production: Gaâla works with small-scale ateliers in Europe to ensure every garment is crafted with care and respect. Their tailors and constructors work in safe, modern environments and receive fair wages that reflect their skill and dedication.

Environmentally friendly: Gaâla gives new life to the finest leftover materials from high couture houses, saving thousands of metres of luxury fabric from destruction each year. Because each fabric roll is unique, the designs are produced in limited quantities.

The brand also works with natural fibres such as orange peel, banana fibre and rose petal.