Mulberry Silk Scarves | Natural Fiber – Diva Thea

Heavyweight mulberry silk scarves in original prints drawn from the Inanna and Freya collections, with finished edges built to hold their shape. Versatile occasion accessories that move from headscarf to neck scarf to bag accent.

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Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk Scarf

Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk Scarf

$224.00 USD
The Vulvic Star Mulberry Silk Inanna Scarf The Vulvic Star Mulberry Silk Inanna Scarf

The Vulvic Star Mulberry Silk Inanna Scarf

$224.00 USD

Why Mulberry Silk, and Why It Belongs in an Occasion Wardrobe

Mulberry silkworms are raised exclusively on mulberry leaves in a controlled process that produces longer, more uniform fibers, and it is that uniformity that gives the fabric its characteristic smoothness and steady sheen. Lower-grade silks and silk blends can wrinkle unevenly, pill with wear, and lose their drape after a handful of cycles through variable weather. Mulberry silk, at the density we work with, holds its structure and its color.

Diva Thea's silk scarves carry the same design language as the rest of the house: original prints drawn from our goddess collections rather than seasonal patterns licensed from a stock catalog. The Inanna scarf and the Freya scarf were not added on to existing product lines after the fact. They were designed alongside the dresses that share their names, which is why the print and the palette read as an extension of the collection rather than an afterthought.

A silk scarf earns its place in a wardrobe built around natural fibers for a simple reason: it is one of the few accessories that can move between a headscarf, a neck scarf, a bag accent, and a folded pocket square without changing its fabric integrity.

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Frequently asked questions about Diva Thea Dresses

Are mulberry silk scarves good for everyday wear?

Yes, within reason. Mulberry silk is more delicate than cotton or linen and asks for gentler handling: hand washing or dry cleaning, storage away from direct sunlight, and care around sharp jewelry or rough fabrics that can snag the fibers. In exchange, it offers a drape, sheen, and temperature regulation that synthetic alternatives cannot match. Most people treat a silk scarf as a considered accessory rather than a daily-wear basic, which extends its life considerably.

How should I care for a mulberry silk scarf?

Hand wash in cold water with a pH-neutral detergent, or have it dry cleaned. Avoid wringing; press gently between towels to remove excess water and lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Steam rather than iron directly on the fabric, and store it folded in a drawer rather than on a hook, which can stretch the fibers over time.

How do I style a Diva Thea silk scarf?

A mulberry silk square scarf works in more ways than most accessories in a wardrobe. Wear it as a headscarf, knot it as a neck scarf over a sleeveless dress, tie it to a bag handle as an accent, or fold it into a pocket square for a tailored look. Paired with the dress from its own collection, either scarf reads as a coordinated finishing piece rather than an add-on accessory.

What's the difference between the Inanna scarf and the Freya scarf?

Each scarf was designed alongside its matching dress collection rather than added afterward, so the print and palette on the Inanna scarf extend the visual language of the Inanna collection, and the same is true for Freya.