Cartier famous "tutti frutti" Mughal style carved jeweled belt print silk scarf

Cartier, the celebrated French jeweler, launched its "tutti frutti" collection a hundred years ago -- emeralds, rubies, and sapphires carved into fanciful leaf, berry and flower shapes in Indian Mughal traditional style. [See the link below to Cartier's own site about this style.] As a princess, Queen Elizabeth II was given a "tutti frutti" Cartier jardiniere brooch by her parents for her 15th birthday, in 1941, and she wore it posing for a photo on a ... bicycle. This silk scarf from Must de Cartier shows a lavish and vivid "tutti frutti" Mughal Cartier belt reproduced as a square on this scarf. The background is a cream-colored jacquard silk -- photo 8 -- and the pattern is a subtle reproduction of famous Cartier jewels of the past. The scarf measures about 34 inches square. The last photo shows a small red mark that is perhaps a "bleed" from the red hem; it measures about an inch long. Any irregular-looking color or shadows in photos are the result of skylight and artificial light combo, apologies; there are no such irregularities in this scarf. The colors in this make it a very versatile wardrobe addition, and the cream-white color lights up one's face very flatteringly. From a smoke-free, dog-loving home. Tutti Frutti Collection - High Jewelry | Cartier