Art School Silk Neckerchief 50

$98.00
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Art School takes Manuela Jarry back to her years in fine arts: colour theory classes, and long evenings of live model drawing. She drew it to look like an artist’s paint palette, with colour-block silhouettes resting on an eggshell background, and her love of art history running through every shape.

The eggshell ground keeps the colours luminous without the harshness of pure white, so the scarf sits easily near the face and works with denim, black, camel or a plain white shirt. It’s the kind of small square you reach for when an outfit needs a point of view.

An original design by Quebec artist Manuela Jarry.

Prefer softer tones? Discover the Art School Light Silk Neckerchief 50.

Highlights
  • A compact square that knots neatly at the neck without bulk, ideal under a coat collar or with an open shirt
  • Easy to move from neck to hair to bag handle, so one scarf changes several outfits
  • Colour blocks that brighten neutrals instead of competing with them
  • Arrives in a gift box, ready to offer
What to expect +
  • Material: 100% silk twill
  • Dimensions: 20 × 20 in (50 × 50 cm)
  • Dominant colours: multicolour silhouettes on an eggshell background
  • Edge finish: delicate machine hem
  • Reverse side: printed on one side; the back shows a paler version of the design
  • Contents: one neckerchief
Care +

Dry cleaning is preferable, but silk can also be gently hand washed; see our Product Care page for the full method. If the scarf arrives with fold lines, a low-heat iron on the reverse side will smooth them out. Silk is patient; it just doesn’t like to be rushed.

How to wear +
  • Neck: fold into a triangle or a band and tie in a small knot at the side or front.
  • Hair: fold into a band to use as a headband, or wrap around a ponytail or bun.
  • Bag: knot around the handle of your favourite bag for a touch of colour.
  • Wrist: fold into a narrow band and tie as a soft bracelet.
Packaging +

Your neckerchief arrives folded in a Dora Nola signature gift box, ready to give (or to keep, we won’t tell).