Faliero Sarti presents the Bonghino scarf, a stunning accessory made from a luxurious blend of materials. This lightweight rectangular scarf features a playful all-over polka dot pattern, with subtle green dots adorning a light background, resulting in a striking yet elegant visual appeal. Perfect for adding a touch of charm to any outfit, this scarf is an essential addition to your accessory collection, embodying the spirit of refined Italian craftsmanship.- 83% modal - 14% silk - 3% wool - Made in Italy

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New Bonghino Silk Blend Scarf With Polka Dot Pattern In White

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FALIERO SARTI SILK-BLEND SCARF

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FALIERO SARTI NEW BONGHINO SILK BLEND SCARF WITH POLKA DOT PATTERN

Scarf made of wool and silk blend All-over polka dot pattern Rectangular design White, green Made in Italy Composition: 83% modal, 14% silk, 3% wool

135 x 145 cm

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Monica Sarti was born amid the colors, the smells and the magic of wool. The family’s wool factory, Faliero Sarti, is one of the producers of fabrics that represents the real Made in Italy since 1948s and where Monica got her passion for the craft as a child. It was impossible for her not to be infected by the smells of wool manufacturing process, from the dense fragrance oils to the machinery and yarn that make up the warehouse of the mill. At around the age of twenty Monica went to New York, where she worked first for Anne Klein and Donna Karan. Then, in the early 1990s Monica begins to discover the world of scarves, replacing the heaviness with softness as she experimented with is boiling, burning, even puncturing cashmere. After several attempts, the final result was surprisingly light and the Faliero Sarti scarf began to carve out a place of honor as an indispensable accessory soon becoming synonymous with quality, innovation and research.

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