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Silk square scarves

A true emblem of French chic, the silk square embodies the excellence of the Maison Petrusse, proudly Made in France. 

 

From Gavroche to Grand Carré, the Petrusse silk scarf reinvents itself every day in a thousand and one ways and reveals your personality. 

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SILK SCARF 90 - ZENITH LILAC
SILK SCARF 90 - ZENITH LILAC
SILK SCARF 90 - ZENITH LILAC
Made in France
69%

When Art Becomes a Scarf


Each Petrusse silk square is born from an artistic encounter. Collaborations with Maison Matisse, the Frida Kahlo
Corporation, Otarie Club - our designs draw inspiration from major art movements to create pieces that are worn as much
as they are admired. Printed and hand-rolled in France, our squares are limited edition textile artworks: when
a design sells out, it enters the House's archives. Discover Petrusse Loves Art.


A thousand and one ways to wear it


From a gavroche tied close to the neck to a large 90 cm square draped over the shoulders, or a headband in the hair
or a splash of color on a bag - the silk square reinvents itself every day. It's the accessory seen as much in
the streets of Bordeaux as on the sets of Emily in Paris, where Petrusse made its appearance in season 5. Our tying tips.

A Jewel Box for Every Story


To offer a Petrusse silk square is to offer a fragment of art, presented in packaging designed with the same care as the
piece itself. For nearly 30 years, the House has been creating these stories at Château Mauriac. The Art of Giving.