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Aurelia Scarf | 50 x 50cm

$65.00 SGD
$65.00 SGD

Aurelia is part of the Aquatic Dip Collection; a line inspired by the fluidity and kinetic energy of the underwater world.

Aurelia, their scientific genus, is my ode to the moon jelly.  They are almost entirely translucent, visually identified by the iconic horse-shoe shapes on their bell.  Only capable of limited motion control, they drift and meander with the current, eliciting a graceful sense of peace.

 

Item details

This scarf is made from 100% natural silk twill, in 14 momme weight. It is digitally printed to bring to life the vibrant colors of my illustrations.

It is reversible between a patterned navy blue and bottle green colourway, so that you can switch between a patterned and colourful look, depending on what suits at the time. Please note that while every effort is put into replicating colours accurately in photos; they may vary on different screens due to technical settings.

At 50 x 50 cm (19.7” x 19.7”) this scarf is perfect for medium sized gifts like books, a box of chocolates, a bodycare gift set, or photo frames. It can also be used to wrap wine bottles, and smaller tupperwares as a hostess gift.

Packaged to last

Each scarf comes in it's own reusable envelope sleeve packaging, so that after each use you can carefully pack and store away for next time.

To get you started on your new adventure, every wrap comes packed with a cheat sheet to inspire you with some basic wrapping styles to try out!

Care guide

Handle with love; hand washable at low temperatures, lay flat to dry and iron carefully to remove any wrinkles.

All of our orders are packaged and shipped in an environmentally responsible manner, using shock absorbent recyclable bubble wrap alternatives and certified compostable mailers.

You can read more about shipping and delivery information here.

Looking for ideas?

Learn how to get the most out of your wrapping scarf with tips, techniques, and DIYs over at the Spark Ideas blog

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