Solfatara + Mimosa

Solfatara + Mimosa is what happens when a museum floral decides to go off-pattern. We took a classic botanical from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, turned up the color, and cut it with a quilt-like grid in gold, violet, and coral red. The result feels more like a modern textile than a vintage print—clean lines, big blooms, zero hesitation. Throw it over denim, a blazer, or a beat-up coat. It holds its own without shouting, and it’s built to stay in rotation for years. —100% silk habotai Details —Floral illustration reworked from Smithsonian American Art Museum archival material. —Graphic, quilt-inspired layout in warm hues —Machine-rolled baby hem for a neat edge —Versatile square: neck, hair, wrist, bag, or wall —Care: dry clean only   Discover more in our Smithsonian botanical silk scarf collection. Also explore the M.M.V. 5.11.1876 silk scarf. Available in 26″, 36″, 50″ squares. A considered gift—arrives ready to wear. Origin & Provenance Designed in our New York City studio by artist Paul Morris. Each scarf begins as an original photograph or collage, digitally printed to order on 100% silk habotai, in editions of 100. Trade inquiries welcome.