Silk Scarf 35" - 'Let Us Go Then You and I' Design
$75.00Price
35 x 35 inch 100% Silk scarf.
This scarf is 100% silk. Silk is one of the world’s most luxurious natural fibers, unmatched in its radiant natural sheen, and fluid elegance. This lightweight essential drapes like a dream, delivering silky-smooth softness with a subtle luminous glow that feels cool and indulgent against your skin.
- Material: 100% pure Silk — no synthetics, just ultra-fine, naturally breathable and hypoallergenic fibers for exceptional softness, moisture-wicking, temperature regulation, and timeless luster.
- Dimensions: 39” width x 39" length — generous size perfect for versatile styling as a scarf, shawl, or travel wrap.
- Weight & Temperature Regulation: Ultra-lightweight yet remarkably versatile — naturally thermoregulating, keeping you cool and comfortable in warmer weather while providing gentle warmth for transitional seasons or layered looks in cooler conditions.
- Origin: Expertly crafted in India by skilled artisans, ensuring authentic quality you can feel.
- Quality: Our products are third-party tested and certified to confirm their pure composition, and we personally test each product line for an extended period before offering it for sale, ensuring you only receive the finest quality.
- Use the cloth bag included to store your scarf.
- Washing: Dry clean or gently hand wash in cold water with a mild silk-friendly detergent (skip the fabric softener and bleach). Do not wring or twist. Roll gently in a towel to remove excess water, reshape, and let it air dry flat away from direct sunlight. If needed, use a low steam iron inside out or a steamer.
- When storing it away, fold it up and keep it safe from moths and prolonged sunlight exposure — use the provided bag for storage.
This scarf is the result of a collaboration between Pure&Woven and Deborah Fryer. Deborah is a Colorado painter who creates vibrant landscapes and soul-infused, evocative “inner landscapes” inspired by the mountains, skies, and rivers of the West. To learn more about Deborah's art please visit: https://www.deborahfryerart.com
