Savoir-faire

How a work
is born

From inspiration to drawing. The gesture that gives shape to memory: this is where it all begins.

The hand-painted betta fish artwork with markers beside it

The idea becomes painting

From the first pencil stroke to the finished work and its most precious details.

Digitising the artwork: the betta fish on the iMac screen

From painting to digital

Once the original drawing is set, its digital translation is the step that prepares it for printing: colour balancing, file management and putting the variations into repeat, before the silk.

Two silk scarves with betta fish overlapping, purple variation

From paper to matter

The artwork becomes silk. Printed in Como after meticulous checks, the colour samples travel to Martina Franca, in Puglia: in our private studio we personally examine every nuance before giving the go-ahead for the production of the pocket squares.

The colour variations of the betta fish scarf, with compass and map

The colour variations

Before production, the work is developed into several palettes. The drawing stays the same while the mood changes: each variation has a character of its own.

The betta fish silk pocket square in the pocket of a light blue suit

Art to wear

The pocket square takes shape in its four variations. A visual journey printed on Como silk, joining the fluidity of the original drawing with sartorial elegance.

One artwork. Three ways to live it.

Art, fashion and design speak a single language: from the original artwork to silk, to tempered-glass prints, to artistic cushions. The collection holds an entire visual universe: the work enters the interior and dresses the home too.

The betta fish plexiglass print in the ivory living room

This journey lives in the collections.