Pocket square – The Death of Germanicus

Silk pocket square inspired by the work “The Death of Germanicus” by Nicolas Poussin (Les Andelys 1594 – Rome 1665).

The pocket square, made of 14 mm silk twill. 60 gsm printed in high definition, is handmade by our tailors, with special attention paid to the sewing of the hem, a hallmark of our dedication to detail.

An elegant hand-hemmed silk jacket clutch depicting the episode of the oath taken by the Roman general who was Claudius’s older brother in the service of Emperor Tiberius, particularly against the Germans, which earned him the nickname before his death for his wife Agrippina the Elder and the rest of his family to avenge his death.

A jacket pocket square in shades of blue and red, ideal for embellishing an outfit in shades of gray, blue or black.

DETAILS

The “Death of Germanicus” silk pocket square is sent inside an elegant box that can protect and enhance the accessory.

This quality pocket square is made by the skilled and passionate hands of our experienced artisans within our tailor shop in Terni, Umbria, Italy.

Small imperfections are an intrinsic characteristic of this product, and prove it is handmade.