100% Silk Charmeuse Square Scarf Blue Winds Compass

These fluid and beautifully draped silk scarves are the perfect way to elevate any outfit, allowing you to wear Kukloso art wherever you go, all year round.

A silk scarf is endlessly versatile. Wear it loosely draped, tied at the neck, styled as a headscarf, wrapped at the waist, or knotted onto a bag. Depending on size, it can be worn simply or folded and tied in countless personal ways.

Designed to be styled intuitively — there is no single “right” way to wear it.

• Made from 100% Silk Charmeuse fabric
• Smooth surface with high lustre, matte finish on the reverse
• Very soft hand, lovely drape
• Print is visible about 50% on the back side
• Each scarf is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Vivid reactive printing dyes that will never fade after many washings
• Hand-wash in cold water with phosphate-free detergent. Alternatively, hand-wash in cold water with ¼ cup of vinegar and 2 teaspoons of salt. Hang to dry. Carefully iron on a low synthetic setting. Scarves may shrink slightly after the first wash. Alternatively, silk scarves may be dry cleaned.

Silk Charmeuse — Essential Overview

Meaning & Etymology

Charmeuse is a French term meaning “charmer” or “seductress,” chosen to describe the fabric’s elegant movement and light-catching surface. The name reflects how the fabric behaves, not merely how it looks.

Origin

Although the name is French, the weaving technique originated in Ancient China, where early silk production dates back to circa 3630 BCE. French dressmakers in 19th-century Paris later popularized the fabric, giving it its modern name to market its refined drape and sheen.

How It’s Woven

Charmeuse refers to a satin weave, not a fiber type.

• Long floating warp threads create a smooth, lustrous front

• Shorter weft threads form a **soft, matte back