History:
The new scarf is created in collaboration with the Treasury of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine!
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In the center of this scarf by Hélène Litorelle is an image of the legendary Scythian pectoral of the 4th century BC from the mound of Tovsta Mohyla in Dnipropetrovsk region. The indicated male chest ornament made of pure gold belonged to a Scythian ruler. It is the Scythian universe, recreated by ancient masters. Probably, life and death, their interdependence, their eternal movement is the main theme embedded in the images of the pectoral. The harnesses separating the tiers are like a continuous thread of being. Next to the pectoral is a sword in a golden scabbard from a mound near the village of Velika Bilozerka in Zaporizhzhia. The scabbard is decorated with imprinted images of animals and a scene of a lion and a fantastic creature of a griffin attacking a deer. Golden scabbards of Scythian swords of this form are known from the 5th–4th centuries BC, however, this sample has its own characteristics. In particular, ancient masters depicted a boar's head on the work. It probably symbolizes either the Scythian god of war or a ritual sacrifice in his honor.
Elements of Scythian decorations in the corners of the scarf are used in a different cultural context, related to the symbolism of the tetramorph. It is about mythological creatures that personify the four sides of the world.
The scarf was created in collaboration with the Treasury of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine - all depicted Scythian objects are kept in its collection. Together, the mentioned symbols affirm the victory of life over death in the eternal duel that encompasses the world.
Nowadays, when Ukraine is fighting against Russian invaders, the masterpieces of the Scythians support and inspire faith in the future.

Size: One size
Composition: 100% silk twill

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History:
Artist Hélène Litorelle has boldly translated pectoral imagery into silk twill scarves. The design takes the shape of a circular mandala — a symbol of spiritual unity. Fierce beasts embody strength and power, while domestic animals with their young represent fertility and the continuity of life.

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At the center of the scarf by Hélène Litorelle is the image of a goddess sprouting from acanthus shoots, merging with the plant world into a single living whole. The artist enriched the composition with depictions of a butterfly and snakes. The butterfly symbolizes the soul, transformation, and renewal, while the snakes represent wisdom and protection.

The central figure resonates with the ancient cult of Aphrodite Apaturia and the archetype of the Great Goddess, embodying fertility, growth, and feminine power. The acanthus—a symbol of blossoming and vitality—extends the female form, highlighting the connection between humanity and nature.

The “Acanthus Goddess” scarf is part of a cultural revival of symbols connected to Crimea. The artist emphasizes that this is not merely an ornament, but a living fabric of memory—a mandala where myth, nature, and the feminine essence are intricately interwoven.

Composition: 100% silk twill

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History:
Inspired by the remarkable exhibition “Treasures of Crimea. The Return”, artist and fashion designer Hélène Litorelle, in collaboration with the Treasury of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine, created a series of exquisite silk twill scarves. The pieces depict jewelry that has been returned to Ukraine — artifacts that have become symbols of cultural memory and resilience. The project highlights the importance of Crimea’s cultural heritage and its return to Ukraine.

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History:
This twilly depicts elements of Scythian jewelry from the collection of the Treasury of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine, alongside the jewelry creations of Hélène Litorelle. Ancient yellow gold ornaments, more than two thousand years old, and contemporary pieces in white gold create a harmonious combination.
Ukraine has preserved the Scythian treasures, and they continue to captivate thousands and inspire artists. Today, as the country resists Russian invaders, these ancient symbols inspire and instill faith in victory over the forces of darkness.

Composition: 100% silk twill

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