House of Anna Acciarini | Luxury Silk Scarves

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Declare Yourself in Silk

An invitation to discover and collect the work of Irish artist Anna Acciarini. Original designs in fine silk, each produced in a single numbered edition, with only a limited number available to collect.

Light moved across the surface of the sea, like a kindness, a starry, quiet intelligence, shimmering

WELCOME TO THE HOUSE OF ANNA ACCIARINI

An artist's fascination with colour, history and ornament, expressed through silk.

Installation view of Ceramic Language · Silk Translation by Irish artist Anna Acciarini at the Zhejiang Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Hangzhou, 2026, showing framed and suspended silk artworks alongside exhibition interpretation panels.

瓷语·丝译

Ceramic Language · Silk Translation

28 September 2026 – 15 January 2027

At the Zhejiang Museum of Modern Ceramic Art in Hangzhou, Anna Acciarini explores the dialogue between English and Chinese porcelain through silk. Her second exhibition in China brings together original silk works and the decorative traditions that inspired them.

Born to bloom. Made in silk

Royal in spirit, soft in form

A Close-up of model wearing long silk scarf over casual evening wear blouse carrying pink peonies.
A Close-up of model wearing long silk scarf over casual evening wear blouse carrying pink peonies.

Begin with Love

Petals, remembered. Silk, reborn

Chamberlain Worcester teapot with blue and gold feather-like pattern beside a silk scarf echoing the design
A printed magazine page featuring two large photos of ornate silk scarves in colorful patterns, with a short article titled 'Silk Known Again' and a footer reading '4 THE IRISH TIMES Magazine | May 9, 2026'.

Silk, Known Again | The Irish Times

In May 2026, The Irish Times featured Anna Acciarini's forthcoming exhibition at the China National Silk Museum in Hangzhou.

The article, by Deirdre McQuillan, illustrated two of Anna's silk interpretations of historic English porcelain: Derby 188 and Chamberlain Worcester.

Read the Irish Times coverage

Discover the featured silk works

Discover the colours, stories and artistic inspirations behind the House's silk collections.

Royal Peony Crush Silk Scarf worn bandana-style, with side knot, deep blue border, magenta peony pattern and pale blue silk detail.
Royal Peony Crush Silk Scarf worn bandana-style, with side knot, deep blue border, magenta peony pattern and pale blue silk detail.

Crowned in Silk

The quiet strength of those born to command

Red orange and black patterned long silk scarf worn as a wrap around scarf with a leather biker jacket.
Red orange and black patterned long silk scarf worn as a wrap around scarf with a leather biker jacket.

The Spark of Intelligent Joy

Wears like a whisper, strikes like a match

Flat lay of the Northumbria silk scarf showing a porcelain-inspired blue and gold border with floral centre
Flat lay of the Northumbria silk scarf showing a porcelain-inspired blue and gold border with floral centre

The Northumbria

A wedding plate. A quiet promise. A scarf to outlast them both.

Female model wearing the Derby Pattern 188 scarf as a headscarf under sunlight with foliage
Female model wearing the Derby Pattern 188 scarf as a headscarf under sunlight with foliage

A summer memory, folded in silk.

the Derby Pattern 188 scarf is a living fragment of English tradition

Starry Derby double-sided long silk scarf draped over a model’s shoulder outdoors, showing olive green panels and gold pattern
Starry Derby double-sided long silk scarf draped over a model’s shoulder outdoors, showing olive green panels and gold pattern

An inheritance of light and line

A silk alignment: starborn geometry, edged in gold

Close-up of double-layer construction and satin finish silk of the Spotted Appledrop scarf
Close-up of double-layer construction and satin finish silk of the Spotted Appledrop scarf

Mischief Bottled in Silk

Appledrop Tea Party celebrating summer laughter

A Declaration in Silk

In the shallow shingled bed, the clear water swirled and eddied. Sparkling, welcoming.

The Art of Giving

A gift chosen with thought, given with affection and treasured long after the occasion has passed.

Each silk arrives in the House's signature presentation box, accompanied by its individually numbered edition card.