Hand-dyed silk scarf, dyed with madder root and hand-painted with iron water in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Each scarf is crafted from soft, breathable 100% mulberry silk.
Made to order! Please allow 7-10 days for production.
About Madder Root:
For over 5,000 years, dyers have used the roots of the madder plant (rubia tinctorum) to create a wide range of reds, pinks, yellows, and oranges. The plants takes 3-4 years to fully mature before the roots can be harvested.
Details
Material: 100% mulberry silk chiffon
Dye: Madder root, Iron
Size: Approximately 21.5 × 21.5 inches
Care: Hand wash cold; line dry recommended to preserve color; dye may transfer slightly on first few washes
Uses
Wear as a neckerchief, headwrap, pocket square, face covering, or accessory
Tie to bags, use as a small picnic cloth, or frame as textile art
Why you’ll like it
Each scarf is one-of-a-kind—no two patterns are identical
Madder root offers a rich, evolving color that ages gracefully
Versatile, durable, and made from breathable, natural fibers
Hand-dyed silk scarf, dyed with madder root and hand-painted with iron water in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Each scarf is crafted from soft, breathable 100% mulberry silk.
Made to order! Please allow 7-10 days for production.
About Madder Root:
For over 5,000 years, dyers have used the roots of the madder plant (rubia tinctorum) to create a wide range of reds, pinks, yellows, and oranges. The plants takes 3-4 years to fully mature before the roots can be harvested.
Details
Material: 100% mulberry silk chiffon
Dye: Madder root, Iron
Size: Approximately 21.5 × 21.5 inches
Care: Hand wash cold; line dry recommended to preserve color; dye may transfer slightly on first few washes
Uses
Wear as a neckerchief, headwrap, pocket square, face covering, or accessory
Tie to bags, use as a small picnic cloth, or frame as textile art
Why you’ll like it
Each scarf is one-of-a-kind—no two patterns are identical
Madder root offers a rich, evolving color that ages gracefully
Versatile, durable, and made from breathable, natural fibers
