A wearable work of art rooted in craft history. This scarf draws from the Arts & Crafts movement — its Bird of Peace motif taken from an original hand-stitched piece by fiber artist Kim Donohoe, its background panels from unfinished 1885 works by William Morris, pencil sketch lines and all. Sized and weighted after beloved vintage French scarves, it drapes beautifully and wears effortlessly every day.
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Design: Folklore floral print with Bird of Peace motif; Arts & Crafts-inspired background panels by William Morris (c. 1885)
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Material: 100% viscose (derived from plant fibers such as wood and bamboo) — light, airy, and beautifully soft
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Dimensions: 26" × 61"
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Origin: Designed by Market of Stars (USA)
Care Instructions: Handwash, hang to dry.
Style It Your Way
Drape it loosely over the shoulders of a simple linen dress for an effortless, artistic finish. Fold it into a long rectangle and tie it at the neck for a classic French scarf look, or knot it through a bag handle for a pop of pattern. The folklore print is rich enough to carry a monochrome outfit on its own — let it be the one statement piece and keep everything else clean and simple. A scarf with a story worth wearing.
