The Sophisticated Cannabis Print Scarf

This is a large, gorgeous silk and cotton scarf sports our proprietary, six-color cannabis botanical block print.  Unisex. Designed for the bold, this scarf/stole/pareo has it all: Pattern. Shimmer. Transparency. Originality. Craft. Creativity. Seasonless color. Matte gold borders. And, incredible overall quality. Light as air. Classic enough for daytime. Special enough for your holiday outfit game. Printed on silk. Large, 32" x 60" size.

We’re searching for an aesthetic response to 2020 and believe craft could be an antidote to current challenges. Indeed, the future may look a lot like our two new Cannabis scarves. One design features the whole plant adorned with flowers and buds. The other design presents a lighter look, that  used just the flowers and incredible borders. Unisex

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• Specifications: Material: 50% Ahisma/Ethical Silk, 50% Cotton

  Size:Large, 32" x 60" size. Large, 32" x 60" size.
  

  Details: Hand-knit fringe. Matte gold borders in the Chanderi style.

  Dimensions: Large, 32" x 60" size. Use: This is a lightweight coverup for everyday layering. The style, craft and quality make these scarves great for special occasions.

• Indian Hand Block Printing Traditions

  Hand block printing in India brings 2000 years of legacy and expertise.; Block printing is a living, relevant craft; However, you're stepping into a river of textile knowledge that has been flowing since the 12th century.

  The block printing process involves at least twelve experts before you strike the first print.; There is the brand, which hires a textile designer for the running print, elements and borders.; Then a block carver translates the textile design into a network of blocks that create precision lines and colors. The textile involves expertise too, because usually unprinted greige goods need to be bleached whiter with natural materials plus the sun. Some effects require the fabric to be washed and dried between steps.;

  Printing starts by pinning clean cloth on a table, to avoid wrinkles and mis-prints. The outlines (usually in the darkest color) go down via experienced eye placement. When the block is in the right place, the printer gives the block a crisp chop that produces a clean print.

  After the cloth has a strong impression by the block, it is sun-dried, washed, and ironed to inscribe the print.

• Care and Cleaning Instructions: Dry clean only. No twisting or wringing. Do not bleach. Light iron.