Blythe, a silk scarf printed with a ring of orange, red and gold dahlias on a pale ground, inside an orange and red check border.
The eight designs

Studio Gallimore × Emi

Blythe

The studio's favourite of the eight. Dahlias in warm shades from Mr H's garden, found in a difficult summer for growing, framed by Emi's check border, which sits with almost any colour.

£72

How many
1

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Silk
100% silk twill
Size
90 × 90 cm
Edge
Hand-rolled edge
Edition
Six of each design
The flowers
Dahlias in warm shades, cut from Mr H's garden.
The border
Emi's check, in orange and red.

Care

To properly care for your silk headscarf, hand wash it in cold water, gently agitating to avoid damaging the fibres. Do not wring or twist the fabric, as this can cause it to lose its shape.

After washing, lay the scarf flat on a clean towel to air dry, keeping it out of direct sunlight to prevent colour fading.

When ironing, use a low heat setting and avoid pressing over the rolled edges. For storage, fold the scarf neatly and keep it in a cool, dry place, away from light and humidity.

Studio Gallimore arranged and photographed the flowers. The scarf was made with Emi, who design silk twill headscarves.

Blythe

Dahlias from Mr H's garden.

Blythe is the studio's favourite of the eight, and its dahlias came from Mr H's garden. The summer of 2026 was hard on gardens across the country, his included, but he still found enough dahlias in warm shades for the arrangement. Emi's check border means it will sit with almost any colour you wear it with.

Mr H seated in his garden with a wicker basket full of red and orange dahlias.
Mr H with dahlias from his garden.
Rows of staked dahlias in flower in Mr H's garden under an evening sky, summer 2025.
Mr H's dahlias in the summer of 2025, a far better year for growing.

The collection

Also in the eight