Handwoven Square Scarf
Approximately 46" by 46"
Olema Night Meadow blends comfort and style with a multi-tone colorway that provides easy-wearing with a bit of spice! This Handwoven Cowboy Scarf is edged with rows of calming textured yarns using a weaving technique from the tribal region of Dindori, India. Woven with a blend of Khadi cotton and silk, it has a subtle glimmer like the summer night sky over a dewy meadow at night.
These scarves are woven in the homes of heritage weavers and each purchase helps support the continuation of their craft and way of life.
This scarf can be worn loosely rolled on the diagonal and wrapped around the neck. We love folding it into a triangle, placing that at your chest, and criss-crossing the tails behind your neck. The tails can hang loose in front or be tied into a knot.
These scarves are woven by artisans in the river town of Maheshwar, India.
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About the Brand:
Last Chance Textiles makes colorful bandanas and scarves that feel timeless yet super special. Our hand-drawn patterns are based on historical references from around the globe (mostly textiles). Through this lens, textile traditions are both rooted and re-imagined, creating a vision and product that will stand the test of time. We utilize soft and sustainable quality fabrics like organic cotton, naturally dyed silk, and handwoven khadi. Last Chance Textiles are designed by chance, made with minimal waste and ethical manufacturing processes, utilize artisan collaborations, and finished with love in our Portland, OR studio.
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