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Trani Designs · Designed in Ashburn, Virginia

Les Miserables Cosette Stained Glass Silk Pocket Square, 14x14 Charmeuse

Les Miserables Cosette Stained Glass Silk Pocket Square, 14x14 Charmeuse

Regular price $50.20 USD
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  • 30-day returns
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Émile Bayard's Cosette from Les Misérables, in a stained-glass style, printed edge to edge on pure silk charmeuse.

What makes it special

  • After Émile Bayard's Cosette from Les Misérables
  • Pure silk charmeuse with a satin weave for a high-shine finish

Materials and craftsmanship

  • 100% pure silk charmeuse, satin weave
  • 14 momme weight
  • Machine-rolled hem
  • Designed in Ashburn, Virginia

Size and care

  • Size: 14 x 14 in
  • Care: hand wash cold or dry clean

Styling suggestions

Try a puff fold to show off the artwork, or a point fold for a cleaner line. Pair it with navy, charcoal or gray tailoring, or let it lift a sport coat. A thoughtful gift for weddings and groomsmen.

About the artwork

Artwork: after Émile Bayard's Cosette from Les Misérables.

Inspired by Victor Hugo’s 1862 novel and Émile Bayard’s 1879 engraving, this design reinterprets “The Orphan of Montfermeil” in a stained-glass aesthetic.

This design draws inspiration from Émile Bayard’s 1879 engraving of Cosette, known as “The Orphan of Montfermeil,” originally created for Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables.

The artwork reimagines the public domain illustration through a stained-glass style, honoring the literary heritage of the novel.

The Orphan of Montfermeil

Inspired by Victor Hugo’s 1862 novel Les Misérables and Émile Bayard’s 1879 engraving of Cosette — titled The Orphan of Montfermeil — this design reinterprets the historic public domain illustration through a vibrant stained-glass aesthetic.

Rich jewel tones and mosaic-like detailing transform the 19th-century literary image into a wearable work of art.

This piece honors the enduring power of Hugo’s story — resilience, innocence, and hope amid hardship — while presenting a distinct artistic interpretation.

Literary Heritage

Émile Bayard’s engraving, first published in 1879, is part of the public domain and has inspired generations of readers. This design offers a modern visual reinterpretation of that historic illustration while remaining rooted in its literary origins.

It is not affiliated with any theatrical production or modern adaptation.

Crafted for Luxury
Smooth hand feel with subtle sheen
Lightweight yet substantial — ideal for classic or expressive folds.

Designed For
Literature enthusiasts
Classic novel collectors
Teachers & professors
French literature admirers
Artistic statement dressers
Pairs beautifully with navy, charcoal, black, or jewel-toned tailoring.

A 19th-century story, carried forward in silk.

Shipping and returns

Orders usually ship within 1–2 business days. Returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery: email tranidesigns@gmail.com before sending anything back. Items must be unused and in their original packaging, and the buyer pays return shipping. If an order arrives damaged or wrong, email within 7 days of delivery with a photo.

Silk & care
  • 14 x 14 in pure silk charmeuse, satin weave
  • 14 momme weight
  • Machine-rolled hem
  • Hand wash cold or dry clean

Shipping & returns

Free US shipping on orders of $35 or more; $5.75 flat rate below that. International: $21 flat rate.

Returns are accepted within 30 days. Items must be unused, in the condition you received them, and in their original packaging. See our return policy for full details.

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