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A double-sided silk twilly, designed by our Clare O'Connell for Nosetta and made in Como.
One side is striped: a main stripe with a herringbone effect, crossed by darker tonal diagonals that give it depth. The reference is the 20th-century European deckchair and lido canvas, the tela da sdraio.
The other side carries small sailing boats drawn in fine line. They come from mid-century modernist abstraction of the 1950s and 1960s like the geometric fabrics Gio Ponti designed for the ocean liners Andrea Doria and Conte Biancamano.
Wear it at the neck, wrap it around the handle of a bag, or tie it in your hair. Two designs, so it changes with every knot.
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How can I wear it? Around the neck, wrapped around a bag handle, or in the hair. At 115 cm it is long enough to wrap a handle end to end.
Is it reversible? Yes. Each side has its own design: a herringbone stripe and line-drawn sailing boats.
Where is it made? In Como, Italy, in silk twill from Lake Como.
Who designed it? Clare O'Connell, for Nosetta.
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