PARIS LE TRESOR SILK SQUARE

The Paris Le Trésor scarf draws inspiration from souvenir bandanas once sold in roadside shops, here reinterpreted with refinement. Against an ivory background, its illustrations evoke an imaginary map where Paris transforms into a tropical archipelago.

The Eiffel Tower, Sacré-Cœur, Notre-Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe mingle with sailboats and palm trees, fusing dreamlike cartography with vintage aesthetics. Printed in France on organic silk, this scarf becomes a collector’s piece where desire, memory, and exoticism converge.

CONTEXT

In the 1950s, souvenir scarves were sold to travelers in tourist shops. Printed with stylized maps, monuments, and landscapes, they turned fabric into a dreamed atlas. The Paris Souvenir Bandana revives this tradition: the French capital reimagined as a distant island, blending sailboats, palm trees, and imaginary treasures. It is a memory sketched, a textile map where borders and geographies blur, inviting one to journey through the imagination. A fragment of Paris transformed into a wearable totem, a testament to the longing for escape and the poetry of remembrance.