Botanically dyed sik scarves that can be tied into big flirty bows or worn a bunch of other ways. This style was/is also referred to as “Bask” because when I first started offering them lots of ladies loved wearing them as body wraps in the summetime. View all photos for styling examples and inspiration. Each one is made of 100 percent silk that’s been hand dyed with botanicals in small batches, by yours truly, using natural dye methods and measures approx. 12” wide x 65” inches long. These are long and rectangular in shape making them real versatile.
Please note these dyes are created with traditional dye plants on genuine silk, some variations can occur. Take care to not apply body care products, fragrances, or acidic substances onto silk. Natural dye colors can shift with exposure to changes in ph, prolonged direct sunlight or metal contaminants from well water, etc. Handwash in cool water with a gentle ph neutral soap, hang dry out of direct sunlight. Being that we do not practice secriculture in America and it cannot be sourced here, the Silk is made in china and naturally Handdyed in USA.
Botanically dyed sik scarves that can be tied into big flirty bows or worn a bunch of other ways. This style was/is also referred to as “Bask” because when I first started offering them lots of ladies loved wearing them as body wraps in the summetime. View all photos for styling examples and inspiration. Each one is made of 100 percent silk that’s been hand dyed with botanicals in small batches, by yours truly, using natural dye methods and measures approx. 12” wide x 65” inches long. These are long and rectangular in shape making them real versatile.
Please note these dyes are created with traditional dye plants on genuine silk, some variations can occur. Take care to not apply body care products, fragrances, or acidic substances onto silk. Natural dye colors can shift with exposure to changes in ph, prolonged direct sunlight or metal contaminants from well water, etc. Handwash in cool water with a gentle ph neutral soap, hang dry out of direct sunlight. Being that we do not practice secriculture in America and it cannot be sourced here, the Silk is made in china and naturally Handdyed in USA.
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