A Royal Garden Blooms with Burberry’s Highgrove Scarf

The lush, refined gardens of Highgrove—the private residence of King Charles III in Gloucestershire, England—provided the artistic inspiration behind Burberry’s exceptional new accessory: the Burberry Highgrove silk scarf.

Emerging from a partnership between the iconic British label and the renowned Highgrove estate, the limited-edition Burberry scarf was designed as an homage to the Highgrove Gardens’ harmonious aesthetic.

Evolving under King Charles III’s vision since 1980, the interlinked gardens are known as some of the most inspiring in England, showcasing landscaping and botanical diversity that range from the pastoral wildflower meadow to the classical Cottage Garden.

Reflecting a shared commitment to environmental stewardship, Burberry and Highgrove’s vision for the scarf’s motif blends together some of the garden’s key visual elements. Crafted from organic silk and finished with hand-rolled edges, the mesmerizing design presents a perspective of Highgrove’s Lily Pool Garden centered around the peaceful pond and bronze gladiator statue.

The scene, composed in soothing shades of jades and emerald greens, is framed in a tangle of wildflowers—delphinium, yellow rattle, snowdrop, ox-eye daisy, early purple orchids, and fritillary—all found within the gardens themselves. Intertwined overhead are the branches of silver birch and magnolia trees, with beautiful birds and dragonflies fluttering in their midst.

The exquisite Burberry scarf speaks to the creative synergy of the two parties: a testament to the shared goal of protecting the natural world. Both brands are also dedicated to carrying on the tradition of superior British craftsmanship: a vision upheld by Burberry’s status as Royal Warrant holder.

Looking to add this stunning accessory to your collection? The Burberry scarf is available online at Burberry and Highgrove Gardens, as well as in-store at Burberry and Highgrove retail locations.