This stunning, one-of-a-kind vintage silk scarf by Vakko was acquired by my grandmother in Istanbul circa 1940, during the golden age of hand-printed textile design. Made from fine silk and preserved in pristine condition, the scarf showcases an exquisite Ottoman-inspired floral and geometric motif in rich reds, blues, and yellows, framed by elegant scrollwork and fine hand-rolled hems.
Vakko, established in 1934, is one of Turkey’s most iconic luxury fashion houses. Their early scarf designs are considered highly collectible today, especially those with unique hand-rendered details like this piece.
Designer: Vakko
Origin: Istanbul, Turkey
Year: Circa 1940
Material: 100% Silk
Condition: Excellent / Pristine
Size: 35’’ x 35’’
Features: Hand-rolled hem, one-of-a-kind print, Ottoman floral pattern
This is a museum-worthy piece of wearable art — ideal for collectors, stylists, and anyone drawn to timeless elegance with deep cultural roots.
This stunning, one-of-a-kind vintage silk scarf by Vakko was acquired by my grandmother in Istanbul circa 1940, during the golden age of hand-printed textile design. Made from fine silk and preserved in pristine condition, the scarf showcases an exquisite Ottoman-inspired floral and geometric motif in rich reds, blues, and yellows, framed by elegant scrollwork and fine hand-rolled hems.
Vakko, established in 1934, is one of Turkey’s most iconic luxury fashion houses. Their early scarf designs are considered highly collectible today, especially those with unique hand-rendered details like this piece.
Designer: Vakko
Origin: Istanbul, Turkey
Year: Circa 1940
Material: 100% Silk
Condition: Excellent / Pristine
Size: 35’’ x 35’’
Features: Hand-rolled hem, one-of-a-kind print, Ottoman floral pattern
This is a museum-worthy piece of wearable art — ideal for collectors, stylists, and anyone drawn to timeless elegance with deep cultural roots.
