$80.00
Plant Dyed Mulberry Silk Bandana (Assorted)
SKU: 43522
Individually hand-dyed with natural plant pigments, herbs and compost flowers, this makes a chic neckerchief. Can also be used as a hair tie, bandana or wear it as a mask. Each piece is unique and has its own story. Assorted colors.
Measures 21" x 21."
**Due to the intimate nature of this personal care item, returns on opened or used items will not be accepted**
- 100% Handwoven Mulberry Silk
- One of a kind
- Hand sewn edges
- Made in Brooklyn, New York
- One of a kind
- Hand sewn edges
- Made in Brooklyn, New York
Naturally dyed fabrics may change over time.
Gentle hand-wash using a pH neutral soap in cold water. Dr. Bronner's castile soap is great and recommended. Hang to dry.
Air-dry away from direct sunlight.
Gentle hand-wash using a pH neutral soap in cold water. Dr. Bronner's castile soap is great and recommended. Hang to dry.
Air-dry away from direct sunlight.
100% Silk
Soil to Studio is a Brooklyn based textile design studio. They make handcrafted slow textiles for home and everyday living. Textiles which bring an understated luxury, warmth and softness to our homes. They also make everything by hand; the old-fashioned way.
These textiles are designed in Brooklyn and made in India by amazing weavers and block-printers who live in India’s numerous villages. They are known to create masterpieces by their hands. Every piece crafted at the studio is a labor of love and a story of the perfect imperfections of human hand. This very journey is also embedded in the name - Soil to Studio; where soil signifies the land to which the weavers belong, to which they owe their craft and livelihood and to the organic, natural ethos that the company has built their products on.
These textiles are designed in Brooklyn and made in India by amazing weavers and block-printers who live in India’s numerous villages. They are known to create masterpieces by their hands. Every piece crafted at the studio is a labor of love and a story of the perfect imperfections of human hand. This very journey is also embedded in the name - Soil to Studio; where soil signifies the land to which the weavers belong, to which they owe their craft and livelihood and to the organic, natural ethos that the company has built their products on.
