B. Heart is a limited edition collection of silk scarves, that was born from an idea of crossing a scarf and a necklace, to play with the weight and movement of silk. The designs of the first series combine bold black and white graphics, in a "tromp'loeuil" paper full of tears and palm groves.
B. Heart silk scarves are designed by Iracema Trevisan.
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