Deconstructed Tussah Silk Scarf with Silver Metal Beads by Carraic

Inspired by Martin Margiela’s deconstruction of garments and the intricate beauty of Indian jewellery, Carraic reimagines the traditional scarf through an avant-garde lens. This piece is born from a process of deconstruction and reconstruction, where beads replace conventional threads, acting as weights and adding fluidity to the design.

The rare, exceptionally soft tussah silk is paired with ethically sourced metal beads that act as anchors at the scarf's ends, creating movement and texture. The fabric is "unknit," unraveling into thin, vine-like strands that wrap around each other, embodying both organic chaos and meticulous craftsmanship. The result is a bold, yet refined light-armour / protective accessory that challenges conventional notions of form, while creating a striking visual statement.

Material: 100% Jaspe tussah silk yarn, merino wool
blend, silver-coloured beads

Colour: Black, Silver

Size: L – Length: 130 cm x Width: 5cm

Weight: Approx. 250 g

Care: Hand-wash only in cold water. Allow to dry flat.

Made in the UK

CARRAIC

Carraic is an interdisciplinary jewellery and accessories designer based in Portobello, London. He frequently collaborates with emerging fashion designers to create complex fastenings and hardware for their garments.
These mechanical experiments inform their own handcrafted fine jewellery and accessories collections that work to compete with fashion design as the greater expression of identity.

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This scarf will be shipped from UK

UK: £15
EU: £25
Global: 35