Vintage Emilio Pucci Silk Print Map Scarf

“The Valle d'Aosta and its landscapes have been the subject of Emilio Pucci's drawings since the 1950s. In 1952 he signed the motif “Cervinia” – framed by small soles, ribbons and bows draw the silhouette of Mount Cervino, with pictures of the bright colors sought by the Marquis in the nature that inspired him.” Emilio Pucci did not sign his work consistently until the late 50s-after he was advised it would help his work become branded and would separate him from the rest. The last photo shows a circled E, an early rendition of his many unique Emilio signatures, which would become synonymous with his designs. This Scarf is a true collector’s piece with its own unique story🖌️👨🏻‍🎨🏔️🗺️🌷⛷️🌅👩‍✈️🍥⚜️