Exclusive Silk Scarf by Rory Hutton – Celebrating Highgrove at the Chelsea Flower Show

Introducing an exquisite silk scarf designed by renowned artist and printmaker Rory Hutton. This exclusive piece honoured Highgrove's participation in this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

Beautifully decorated with a vibrant array of wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies, bees, and beehives, each element is meticulously handcrafted in linocut to capture the natural beauty of Highgrove's meadows. Available in two stunning colourways, this scarf is a true testament to nature's splendour.

Celebrate the 20th wedding anniversary of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla with this exclusive silk scarf, designed by renowned artist Rory Hutton. Inspired by the couple's wedding day, the intricate linocut design features scrolling banners displaying the anniversary date, elegant calligraphy, and delicate lockets with the royal insignias of The King and Queen. The design is enriched with floral motifs, including lily of the valley, auriculas, myrtle, and hellebore—flowers carried by Her Majesty and worn by His Majesty during their wedding. Crafted from 100% pure silk with traditional hand-rolled edges, this scarf is available in two beautiful colourways: emerald green, representing the conventional 20th-anniversary hue, and classic gold. Measuring 45 x 45cm, it is perfect as a neckerchief or pocket square. 

Presented in a beautifully printed card envelope, this scarf is a timeless keepsake that celebrates royal history and Highgrove's enduring connection to nature.

Designed by artist and printmaker Rory Hutton, this exclusive silk scarf celebrates the beauty and diversity of the gardens at Highgrove. Commissioned by Highgrove and launching at the Chelsea Flower Show 2025, it is a beautifully detailed celebration of place and botanical heritage.

At the centre of the design is the elegant classical North-East front of Highgrove House, framed by blooming roses and a scrolling banner. Surrounding it are eight areas of Highgrove gardens including The Stumpery, The Sundial Garden, The Cottage Garden, The Carpet Garden, The Oak Pavilion, The Thyme Walk, The Meadow, and the Kitchen Garden.

The composition is one of Rory’s most intricate to date, created entirely from original linocut prints. The design features no repetition—only a continuous, unfolding landscape filled with narrative detail. Familiar landmarks such as the Wall of Gifts, the Shand Gate, and Highgrove’s whimsical topiary are brought to life in the artist’s distinctive style.

Printed on luxurious silk and measuring 90 x 90 cm, the scarf is available in two colourways—pink or green. A wearable work of art, it captures the unique spirit of Highgrove in every detail.

A stylish and classic  Silk Pocket Square, inspired by the Carpet Garden at Highgrove

Expertly crafted from 100% pure silk with rolled edges, this pocket square features British design by Rory Hutton and draws inspiration from the iconic white marble fountain at the heart of Highgrove’s Carpet Garden. The garden, designed by Emma Clark and influenced by Turkish carpets, debuted at the 2001 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, where it won a Silver-Gilt medal before being relocated to Highgrove. The fountain’s elegance and the garden’s vibrant floral patterns are beautifully reflected in this accessory.

Available in two elegant colourways- classic blue and rich emerald green- this pocket square offers a sophisticated accent for any wardrobe. The emerald green pays tribute to the traditional twentieth wedding anniversary colour, while the blue provides a refined and versatile option.

Measuring 45 x 45cm, it is ideally sized for use as a Savile Row-inspired pocket square or a stylish neckerchief, making it a versatile and timeless accessory. The luxurious silk fabric provides a soft, lustrous feel and a subtle sheen, ensuring your ensemble is elevated with every wear.

Presented in a beautifully printed card envelope, this pocket square is both a luxurious accessory and a meaningful keepsake, exclusively available at Highgrove.