Bayeux Scarf

Created between the 11th and 12th centuries, this embroidery tells the story of the conquest of England by William the Conqueror. Today, its legendary motifs come to life on silk in a composition that is both historical and graphic.

Between textile art and cultural heritage

Every detail of this scarf faithfully reproduces the characters, symbols, and iconic scenes from the tapestry: stylized horses, ships, battles, and ancient initials. This piece of history becomes a wearable work of art for everyday life, blending visual memory and contemporary expression.

A silk mousseline with satin bands, made in Lyon

This scarf is crafted from silk mousseline, enhanced with satin bands that play with light and transparency. This delicate and fluid fabric highlights the richness of the details while adding lightness and elegance. Made in Lyon at the Maison Brochier Soieries workshops, this piece proudly bears the Made in Lyon label, a symbol of exceptional textile craftsmanship.