Original Box • Vibrant Painterly Floral Pattern
 
A joyful explosion of color and movement, this vintage Tiffany & Co. silk scarf is a collector’s dream—an instant mood-lifting accessory and a brilliant holiday gift for anyone who adores wearable art. Presented in its original Tiffany box, this piece celebrates the brand’s mid-century to late-20th-century tradition of producing limited-edition, artist-designed printed silks.
 
The striking pattern features a painterly bouquet of irises, tulips, and abstract blossoms, rendered in vivid strokes of violet, ruby red, emerald, canary yellow, and jade green. The expressive composition, based on the palette and brush-stroke style, aligns with Tiffany’s late-1980s to mid-1990s releases, known for their contemporary, almost Fauvist interpretations of botanical themes, during an era when Tiffany commissioned independent illustrators and fashion-house artists to design seasonal scarf collections sold exclusively through their Fifth Avenue flagship and select boutiques.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  While Tiffany & Co. scarves were never mass-produced, many patterns—especially the vibrant florals—were issued in small batches and often retired after a single season. This makes vintage examples particularly collectible today. 
 
The result is a scarf that feels both artistic and timeless—easy to style as a neck scarf, handbag tie, or framed textile panel.
 
Details:
• Maker: Tiffany & Co.
• Era: Late 1980s–1990s (based on design style & production history)
• Material: 100% Silk
• Pattern: Painterly Abstract Florals
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition; includes original Tiffany box
• Note: Tiffany scarves from this era were produced in limited runs and are now highly collectible
 
A dazzling, art-forward addition to any wardrobe—perfect for the woman who loves color, craftsmanship, and iconic New York heritage wrapped up in silk.