Our silk scarves are naturally dyed using flowers and plants that I grow and harvest by hand here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
Each scarf is created in small batches, and the natural dye process means no two pieces are exactly the same. Instead of uniform prints, you’ll find organic patterns and subtle variations in color that celebrate the beauty of nature.
It can be worn as a neck scarf, hair wrap, pocket square, or tied on a bag, making it a perfect accessory.
100% machine hemmed Habotai silk 21"x21"
Sustainably made in small batches with black knight scabiosa + coreopsis tinctoria
Our silk scarves are naturally dyed using flowers and plants that I grow and harvest by hand here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
Each scarf is created in small batches, and the natural dye process means no two pieces are exactly the same. Instead of uniform prints, you’ll find organic patterns and subtle variations in color that celebrate the beauty of nature.
It can be worn as a neck scarf, hair wrap, pocket square, or tied on a bag, making it a perfect accessory.
100% machine hemmed Habotai silk 21"x21"
Sustainably made in small batches with black knight scabiosa + coreopsis tinctoria
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