Silk Scarf – Welcome to The Palace Museum

Amidst the Imperial Garden’s Blossoming Path

Within these hallowed halls, behold China’s grandest sanctuary of ancient cultural and artistic opulence.
Porcelain treasures grace this realm, an exquisite homage to craftsmanship and artisanal devotion.
Rare gems and precious jewels, a testament to nature’s millennia of nurturing and crystalline essence.
In brushstrokes and ink, China’s history unfolds, delicate masterpieces bearing witness to the most refined souls.
Welcome, honored guest, to the resplendent Forbidden City, where golden brilliance and jade radiance reign supreme.
An aura of mystery and wisdom pervades, where time’s eternal cycle intertwines with vibrant new beginnings.
The Forbidden City beckons you, a sanctuary of awe and wonder, where the past and present converge in harmonious embrace.

Material: Mulberry Silk Twill Fabric, 100% Silk (Mulberry Silk)

Digital blossoms, handcrafted needlework edge, gift packed.

Size: 110cm x 110cm

Package Dimensions: 24cm x 24cm x 4cm

Gross Weight: 220g

Mulberry Silk Twill Fabric, a precious gift from nature, delicately woven into a twill pattern. This exquisite fabric offers a refined drape, effortlessly shaping itself to perfection. Its impeccable craftsmanship resists snagging and unwelcome creases, ensuring a flawless appearance at all times.

Delicate and gentle. This silk scarf caresses with a smooth and breathable embrace. Its exquisite touch glides against the skin, tenderly soothing and weightlessly adorning. Every inch of this fabric invites heartfelt admiration, as it lavishes the skin with genuine praises.

Crafted with utmost dedication, the handiwork of artisans reveals itself in the meticulously rolled edges. The industry’s highest standards demand three stitches per centimeter, a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship. With unwavering commitment, we strive to present nothing short of perfection.

Care Instructions:

1. Washing: Silk is a delicate protein-based fiber and should not be rubbed against rough surfaces. Avoid using laundry powder and instead soak the fabric in cold water for 5-10 minutes. Use a specialized silk detergent or mild soap for gentle handwashing. Silk scarves can be washed with shampoo. For colored silk garments, rinse them repeatedly in clean water.

2. Drying: After washing, avoid direct sunlight and do not tumble dry silk. Instead, gently shake off excess water and lay the fabric flat in a cool and well-ventilated area. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight can cause silk fabric to yellow, fade, and age. Therefore, silk garments should not be wrung out and should be dried with the reverse side facing out until they are about 70% dry before ironing or smoothing.

3. Ironing: Silk is more prone to wrinkles compared to synthetic fabrics, hence the saying “real silk wrinkles.” After washing, if wrinkles appear, ironing is needed to achieve a crisp, flowing, and elegant look. When ironing, mist the fabric evenly with water when it is about 70% dry, and then wait for 3-5 minutes before ironing. The ironing temperature should be controlled at 100 degrees Celsius and should not exceed 150 degrees Celsius. The iron should not directly touch the silk surface and should be used with a pressing cloth.

4. Maintenance: To store silk items, ensure they are washed and thoroughly dried before storage to prevent mildew and insect damage. Ironing can also help eliminate bacteria and insects. Additionally, keep storage boxes or cabinets clean and well-sealed to prevent dust contamination.

*NOTE: The product is photographed in real life. Due to variations in monitors, there may be slight discrepancies. Please refer to the actual item for accuracy.