Métiers d'Art, 90cm

Unveiled in Hangzhou, China, as part of the 2024/25 Métiers d’Art collection, this square silk twill scarf invites you on an imaginary journey. Dreamlike and cinematic, it draws inspiration from Gabrielle Chanel’s Coromandel screens, whose oneiric landscapes transform walls into windows of wonder. The screen in her office at 31 rue Cambon in Paris depicts the city of Hangzhou and its legendary lake, a vision captured in the delicate motifs and tonal contrasts of this scarf.

Woven from sumptuous silk twill in ecru, black, and grey, the scarf evokes a soft interplay of light and shadow, where every fold hints at depth and perspective. Subtle Chanel symbols are woven into the design, flowing with rhythmic elegance and reflecting the Maison’s enduring dedication to artistry and refinement.

Framed, this scarf becomes a portal into that dreamlike world, a miniature landscape of silk that transforms any space into a contemplative scene of beauty and imagination. Its intricate details, gentle textures, and timeless palette preserve the poetry of haute couture while celebrating fashion as art.

More than an accessory, this Chanel silk twill scarf is a collector’s treasure: a narrative woven in silk, a homage to heritage, and a celebration of Gabrielle Chanel’s visionary imagination. Each glance invites exploration, reflection, and admiration, turning a room into a gallery and a moment into an experience.

This piece has been meticulously mounted onto a two-part fabric backing. The scarf has been professionally pressed, invisibly hand-stitched and expertly framed.

Product Specification:

Scarf size: 90cm x 90cm
Scarf material: 100% Silk
Window material: Plexiglass with UV protection

This piece is available for immediate purchase in our signature crisp white deep shadow box frame. To discuss alternative framing options, please contact our team at info@framedsilkscarves.com. Please note that the dimensions provided are approximate. All photographs are taken in natural light; colours may vary slightly from those shown. Each scarf is individually hand-sewn and framed, so alignment may differ subtly from the displayed image.