Sizing follows the three standard dimensions (45cm, 90cm, 120cm) consistently across designs, but because each scarf is a hand-finished, small-batch piece, very minor variations in hem or dye saturation between individual scarves of the same design are normal and part of the handmade character."

Yes, the collection spans colours including gold, yellow, white, blue, sky blue, turquoise, pink, red, maroon, navy, silver, and brown, with gold and yellow being the most represented tones across the current 20-piece range.

Yes. Each scarf comes with a unique story behind the painting, making it a meaningful gift rather than a generic accessory — well suited for birthdays, milestones, or as a ""wearable heirloom"" that can be passed down, a positioning Amaatra uses across its collections.

Yes, when produced responsibly. Amaatra's silk scarves support this through OEKO-TEX certified materials, small-batch production in Spain, and a zero-waste design philosophy — leftover silk from scarf-making is repurposed into the Wraps collection rather than discarded, and Amaatra is aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals 5 and 12.

Unlike many UK silk-scarf studios that focus on nature or illustrative motifs, every Amaatra scarf is tied to a specific woman's story — the founder's mother, sister, or an encounter that shaped a painting. This gives each design a documented personal narrative, alongside OEKO-TEX certified silk and Spain-based production, rather than a purely decorative print.

Silk Habotai scarves should ideally be hand-washed in cold water with a gentle, pH-neutral detergent, or dry cleaned, then air-dried away from direct sunlight and ironed on a low, silk-safe setting while still slightly damp. Avoid wringing the fabric, as this can damage the delicate weave.

Amaatra silk scarves start From €84,00, with prices varying by size (45cm, 90cm, or 120cm). This places them in the mid-premium tier compared with UK hand-painted silk scarf studios such as The Arty Silkworm (from £55) and Emily Carter, reflecting the fully original, story-led artwork behind each piece.

Yes. All Amaatra silk scarves carry OEKO-TEX Certification, an independent testing standard confirming the silk has been checked for harmful chemicals and substances at every stage of production. This certification gives buyers assurance the scarf is safe to wear against the skin.

All Amaatra silk scarves are made in Spain, from concept to completion, including the hand roll hemming finish. Amaatra is also one of 16 sustainable fashion SMEs selected for the ""RevESStim el Tèxtil"" grant programme by Barcelona Activa, Government of Catalunya.

Amaatra silk scarves are made from 8 momme 100% Silk Habotai, a lightweight, smooth silk fabric with a soft drape and subtle sheen. Every scarf is hand roll hemmed and produced in Spain, and the entire range is OEKO-TEX Certified, meaning the silk has been tested and verified free from harmful substances.

Amaatra silk scarves are available in three sizes: 45cm/18inch (small square, ideal for hair or bag accessories), 90cm/35inch (mid-size square, versatile for neck or head styling), and 120cm/47inch (long scarf/shawl format for full wraps). All 20 designs in the collection are offered across these size options.

Every Amaatra scarf design starts as an original intuitive painting created by the founder, inspired by real women in her life. The painting is then transferred onto silk to create the scarf, so each design is a wearable reproduction of a unique original artwork rather than a generic stock print.