Love Peony Square Silk Satin Scarf

88.5 x 88.5 cm — A presence composed in silk

The Love Peony Square Silk Satin Scarf was the first to take form from the pattern. It remains, to me, the most composed—the most quietly radiant. A vulnerable surrender to love. Crafted in rich shimmering silk satin, it carries the emotional weight of the original peonies with grace and stillness. No performance. No excess. Just presence.

There is something grounding about a square. It holds space with clarity. It settles. It listens. And in this scarf, that calm geometry becomes the frame for something blooming, luminous, and alive.

Each element of the pattern unfolds across its surface like a memory returning: full blooms in soft blush and deep fuchsia, lilac-tinted shadows behind curled petals, slender lines of mint green anchoring the wildness with tenderness. I designed this version to feel like a still moment in a garden—one where time slows, and the wind carries only the scent of something beloved.

This scarf holds its shape beautifully when tied, yet remains fluid enough to drape and fold with elegance. It can be worn as a classic neck scarf, knotted at the hairline, framed as wall art, or wrapped around the wrist or handbag handle like a whispered signature. However it is styled, it lends a feeling of composure—like a letter sealed, or a vow held close.

There are no fast seasons in this piece. It belongs to spring, yes, but also to those quiet days in winter when we crave reminders of warmth. It belongs to lovers. And it belongs to those who carry love as memory, or longing, or gift.

Above all, this scarf is a gesture. A small act of beauty. A way of saying: “I remember. I feel. I am here.”

It is a scarf that is the shape of love held open.