Narrow and long at 13 by 140 centimetres, this Como silk twill scarf is built for tying — around the neck, through a bag handle, in the hair. The Saffron ground carries a tropical botanical print in Bordeaux and Blush; the reverse opens into Cerulean with an indigo-violet border stripe, producing a scarf that reads differently depending on how it is folded. The bias-bound edge finishes the piece cleanly, holding the boundary of the silk without gathering or rolling. Como silk's dyeing tradition, refined by families who have worked Lake Como's Alpine water for generations, gives each colour its particular depth. A piece that does more than its scale suggests.