Long ago in southern Italy, people believed that a tarantula's bite caused a strange illness, mostly in women. To cure it, the sick danced the Tarantella—spinning, stomping, and moving faster with the music, shaking off the poison, until it was gone. Over time, this dance—the Tarantella—became a tradition, no longer a cure but a celebration.

This legend inspired CHAPTER 1: ITALY for MAMAN AGNÈS, celebrating how a simple belief turned into something lasting—just like the stories we tell through silk. With each scarf, a legend is carried forward, kept alive in a new way.

A story woven in silk. Made for you.