Jardin Secret pareo scarf

110 x 180cm

Reference : MPAREJSC

Light blue
Pink

On a soothing sky-blue background, this cotton pareo unfolds a floral landscape populated with colorful birds, like an invitation to travel. Its delicate fringes frame this textile garden, which can be worn around the waist, over the shoulders, or even draped as a light dress.

A summer accessory that brings freshness and poetry to every silhouette. Its exclusive print is signed by Fragonard in the style of a painting and is also available in other colors and in summer dresses.

46,00 € 0,00 €

Quantity : 1

Instructions for use

Machine washable (30°)

Formulation

100% cotton

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To coincide with the opening of the Provençal Museum of Costume and Jewellery in 1997, Agnès and Françoise Costa created a new world of textiles and lifestyle for the House of Fragonard. The two sisters, introduced to ancient Provençal skills by their mother, Hélène, are connoisseurs of near forgotten crafts such as traditional Provençal quilting (boutis), embroidery, and so on.

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