Brand History
Scarves to be worn like works of art
My name is Elisa and I am passionate about the world of colors, art and elegance.
I create original pieces, inspired by travels, memories and daydreams; worlds that oscillate between reality and imagination.
Each square is hand-drawn and conceived in my Geneva studio, on the shores of Lake Geneva. The designs are created primarily with India ink, then printed in Como, Italy, on fine silk, by artisans with renowned expertise, within a family business.
Each piece tells a story, subtle and symbolic.
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Scarves
more environmentally friendly
Inkjet printing avoids the usual forms of waste of the traditional method: the only remaining waste is that related to the maintenance of the print heads, the ink itself is micro-dosed.
This method has gradually penetrated the textile industry in recent years, but technical limitations still prevent its widespread use, which is why major brands in the sector have not yet adopted it. Indeed, while inkjet printing does not exceed 5 meters per minute, the traditional process reaches 40 meters per minute.
Digital printing reduces water and energy consumption, as well as pollution. It allows textiles to be printed with the same quality as current methods, while reducing the amount of chemicals needed by a factor of 10*.
(*Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/ article/rcn/118620/fr, article interview with Gerrit Koele, project coordinator and managing director of TenCate Digital Finishing, extracted from the research*eu magazine dedicated to the results, no. 48 pages 12-13).
