One of the softest fabrics after dyeing, this 50/50% silk cotton scarf is long enough for a wrap. The lavender color was made by a dye bath of Sapponwood. Sapponwood dye comes from the heart of the tree bearing the same name. It is grown in Asia and also has anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties, and is used in traditional medicine
The scarf has a texture because pf both the silk and cotton alternating in the warp. You can wear it crinkled, or iron it for a flat look.
Hand wash or gentle cycle, hang to dry. Easy care, easy travel.
Dimensions: 78” Long, 22 7/8 wide
One of the softest fabrics after dyeing, this 50/50% silk cotton scarf is long enough for a wrap. The lavender color was made by a dye bath of Sapponwood. Sapponwood dye comes from the heart of the tree bearing the same name. It is grown in Asia and also has anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties, and is used in traditional medicine
The scarf has a texture because pf both the silk and cotton alternating in the warp. You can wear it crinkled, or iron it for a flat look.
Hand wash or gentle cycle, hang to dry. Easy care, easy travel.
Dimensions: 78” Long, 22 7/8 wide
