Silk Scarf: Inspired by Chinese Mythology

This art scarf presents Eastern aesthetics through a pattern inspired by the Chinese myth of Hou Yi Shooting the Suns, breathing new life into ancient symbolism. It is a wearable piece of culture — a nomadic masterpiece for the modern connoisseur.

Crafted from 14-momme pure silk, it is luxuriously soft and skin-friendly with a radiant sheen and graceful drape; the HD dual-side printing allows either side to be worn for versatile styling.

Style it as a wrap, headscarf, waist tie, hair accessory, or tube top to add dimension and flair to any look.

Apricot：In a soft apricot hue, this scarf feels fresher and more delicate, like apricot blossom petals unfurling lightly in the spring air.
Pink：In an ethereal pink that catches the light, this piece adds a luminous highlight to any look, weaving an aura of fairytale romance. It’s the perfect blend of fashion and sweet charm.
Brown：Rendered in a sophisticated camel hue for understated refinement, this scarf is subtly elevated by a vibrant orange sun motif — a muted yet magnetic focal point that catches the eye without overwhelming.

·Details:
Color：Apricot / Brown/ pink
Size:   65 × 65cm
Material: 100% Mulberry Silk
Care:  Hand wash gently; wash dark and light colors separately.