Slow and ethically made scarf naturally dyed with indigo and fresh flower print using the Alabama native wildflower, Lanceleaf Tickseed (scientifically known as Coreopsis lanceolata) grown in the dye garden. The scarf is made using the last remnant from a previous a dye bath and came off a bolt of 100% organic cotton knit from the last days of JoAnn Fabrics in the Hoover, Alabama location.
Finished with mitered corners and rolled hem. Measures 18.5” × 19.5”
Naturally dyed textiles are unique products and should only receive handwashing or gentle machine washing in cool water with a pH neutral detergent. Hang or lay flat to dry, in the shade, away from direct sunlight. Store out of direct light to prevent fading. Avoid frequent washing to maintain color. Do not dry clean or bleach.
Avoid direct contact with oils, perfumes, lotions, and makeup while wearing the scarf.
Slow and ethically made scarf naturally dyed with indigo and fresh flower print using the Alabama native wildflower, Lanceleaf Tickseed (scientifically known as Coreopsis lanceolata) grown in the dye garden. The scarf is made using the last remnant from a previous a dye bath and came off a bolt of 100% organic cotton knit from the last days of JoAnn Fabrics in the Hoover, Alabama location.
Finished with mitered corners and rolled hem. Measures 18.5” × 19.5”
Naturally dyed textiles are unique products and should only receive handwashing or gentle machine washing in cool water with a pH neutral detergent. Hang or lay flat to dry, in the shade, away from direct sunlight. Store out of direct light to prevent fading. Avoid frequent washing to maintain color. Do not dry clean or bleach.
Avoid direct contact with oils, perfumes, lotions, and makeup while wearing the scarf.
