Metropolitan Museum of Art Guilloché Stripes Scarf

A sumptuous silk-satin accent to brighten your ensemble! This scarf is based on rich guilloché enamel patterns created by the House of Fabergé and seen on selected Fabergé objects in the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The celebrated jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846–1920) was the world's greatest master of guilloché enameling, a time-intensive technique in which polychrome enamel is layered over circular, straight, or wave patterns engraved on metal. Combining exquisite guilloché enameling with precious metals and stones, Fabergé brought it to the very height of luxury. 100% silk-satin 64'' x 18'' art to wear, art museum, silk scarf, colorful 2oz