Drifting Down the Nile is an irresistible silk habotai scarf. Envision the reflection of colors you will see as you float down the ancient river Nile.
This handpainted silk scarf will surround you with a
smooth welcoming caress in pale shades of green and blue.
Size: 8x54
Drifting Down the Nile is available now at Hellendag.
I hand painted this silk scarf two years ago and was
initially disappointed at the outcome. I set it aside.
Rescued!
One day I tried
something new and loved the result. I hope you enjoy the unusual
striped pattern of purples and olive green of Rescued, your new habotai scarf.
Size: 9x45
Rescued can be purchased at Hellendag.
When was the last time you wished upon a star? Gazing up into the skies and with childlike wonderment thinking about all that lay ahead. Simplicity was key in those days, it really didn't take much to make us happy.
So too, can we hold onto that childlike awe today as an adult. All the big-eyed wonder of a clear starry night, lights twinkling upon swirling waves of blue green Caribbean waters is that which Macinach is made.
Slip on this wondrously silky smooth scarf of blues and greens with handfuls of tiny hand painted dots upon your shoulders and make a wish.View more info about Macinach and let your spirit soar.
Size: 11 x 60
How many of you are looking back at last summer with a wistful eye? Well, it happens to most of us sun lovers from time-to-time. Cozying up next to a warm fire and a cup of hot chocolate or something a little bit stronger makes for a wonderful afternoon. But feeling the sun on our skin, the sound of crystal blue waves crashing on the shore as we walk along the tide, can be a fond dream to look forward to next year.
Til then, there's always Short Wave. This lovely square Habotai scarf in sun kissed shades of olive and gold, can be just the pick-me-up you need. Note the hint of blue building up from left to right of this silk scarf in a dream muted wave. The ocean is calling you, tickling your dreams.
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Short Wave was created using a Bomaki Shibori method. Shibori is the Japanese word for a variety of ways of embellishing textiles by shaping cloth and securing it before dyeing. Size 21x21. To view this hand painted multicolored silk scarf, click here.
Ancient Egyptian clothing often consisted of a single piece of material that was worn on the body in elegant repose. Line and form was appreciated as was the way the folds accented their form. The soft silk of this scarf will drape across your shoulders just as splendidly today as it did upon queenly necks in days of old!
This square Habotai scarf, in golds and greens, was created using a knotting technique. Size: 21x21. Learn more about this regal silk scarf by clicking here.
