Wide Scarves

This scarf was designed by Italian artist Ana Nesimovski and you can wear it as a head scarf, sarong or shawl.

About the Artist

Ana Nesimovski was born in Belgrade, Serbia. Her first two decades in art was occupied by ballet and contemporary dance. After dancing career she finished The College of Textile Design, Technology and Management in Belgrade, on department for Textile and Clothing Design.
She designed a vast number of ballet clothes, masks and tiaras for the children's Theatre. Her main interest and inspiration is in textile and jewellery design, but she is also working as freelance costume and set designer for the Theatre and TV advertising. She is living and working in Belgrade.

About the scarf

Size: 200 cm x 130 cm. It is large enough to be worn as a sarong or tied in ways that will make it a Kaftan, Kimono or Dress.

Fabric: Viscose and Modal blended to create the softest scarf you will ever wear. The material is a 100% natural fibre sourced from different woods so it is breathable, warm and yet will not overheat.

More details: Lightweight design, easy to carry around, rectangle shape, hand designed by a real artist. All scarves come in a gift box

How to wash me: Wash by hand in mild detergent and dry flat, out of direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry.

This scarf was designed by Italian artist Sam Gallacher and you can wear it as a head scarf, sarong or shawl.

About the Artwork

"Architecture was heavily influenced by the shapes and textures found in old concrete buildings. Sharp, clean lines mix with crumbling paint, while stairwells, corridors and pillars create a natural geo-pattern"

About the scarf

Size: 200 cm x 130 cm. It is large enough to be worn as a sarong or tied in ways that will make it a Kaftan, Kimono or Dress.

Fabric: Viscose and Modal blended to create the softest scarf you will ever wear. The material is a 100% natural fibre sourced from different woods so it is breathable, warm and yet will not overheat.

More details: Lightweight design, easy to carry around, rectangle shape, hand designed by a real artist. All scarves come in a gift box

How to wash me: Wash by hand in mild detergent and dry flat, out of direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry.

This scarf was designed by Italian artist Oana Soare and you can wear it as a head scarf, sarong or shawl.

About the Artwork

"Optic" Is a homage to both abstract and primitive painting techniques: the colours are roughly applied with a thick brush, portraits and silhouettes merge with each other and facial features occasionally become unrecognizable. The source of inspiration for this design was the body painting artist Christopher Agostino, and two of hiw amazing works: "African Demoiselle" and " Picasso Nuba"

About the scarf

Size: 200 cm x 130 cm. It is large enough to be worn as a sarong or tied in ways that will make it a Kaftan, Kimono or Dress.

Fabric: Viscose and Modal blended to create the softest scarf you will ever wear. The material is a 100% natural fibre sourced from different woods so it is breathable, warm and yet will not overheat.

More details: Lightweight design, easy to carry around, rectangle shape, hand designed by a real artist. All scarves come in a gift box

How to wash me: Wash by hand in mild detergent and dry flat, out of direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry.

This colorful scarf was designed by Netherlands artist Bregje Konijn and the perfect gift or addition for you or your loved ones.

About the scarf

Size: 200 cm x 130 cm. It is large enough to be worn as a sarong or tied in ways that will make it a Kaftan, Kimono or Dress.

Fabric: Viscose and Modal blended to create the softest scarf you will ever wear. The material is a 100% natural fibre sourced from different woods so it is breathable, warm and yet will not overheat.

More details: Lightweight design, easy to carry around, rectangle shape, hand designed by a real artist. All scarves come in a gift box

How to wash me: Wash by hand in mild detergent and dry flat, out of direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry.

About the artwork

"Bubble coral is a rather strange looking species, named after the grape-sized bubbles which increase their surface area according to the amount of light available. Colonies of bubble coral are composed of numerous small soft bodied anemone-like animals. Bregje Konijn was inspired by the gorgeous linear structure they have. Sometimes the coral gets attacked by flatworms and as a result the group of bubbles is covered in beautiful big spots."