NWT VERSACE Medusa Head Scarf Royal Blue and Ruby Red Print Key Design Elements: This striking piece featuring two of Versace's most iconic motifs: the Medusa Head and the Greca (Greek Key) border. The Medusa Head: This is the primary motif scattered across the body of the scarf. It was chosen by Gianni Versace because she represents fatal attraction—whoever fell in love with her could not flee. The Greca Border: The geometric "maze" pattern framing the scarf is a traditional Greek Key design, a signature Versace architectural element symbolizing infinity and unity. Color Palette: This specific combination is a deep Cobalt or Royal Blue base with Ruby Red printing. Eyelash Fringe: The "fuzzy" raw edges are known as eyelash fringe, a common finish for Versace’s lightweight modal and silk blend scarves. Looking at the drape and the fringe, this scarf is most likely a Modal and Silk blend (typically 85% Modal and 15% Silk). There are some places with Fabric Shift which is common in modal and silk blended scarfs where the threads are a little separated. It is just part of the process and is not considered damaged. Modal is a bio-based textile made from beech tree cellulose. It is prized for being incredibly soft, breathable, and more durable than standard cotton. The Silk adds a subtle luster and a more luxurious "hand-feel." 40" x 46".