The stunning Palm Beach Scarf is bright and powerful. This scarf will not let you down and will have you living beach life every time you wear it! Handwoven using the traditional backstrap loom, the scarf was made specifically for you! The scarf is super soft and made from a rayon cotton blend. Wear it in many different ways!
Measurements: Approximately 10" wide and 70" long.
This beautiful scarf was woven on a backstrap loom by a group of 15 weavers called Las Flores de Peña Blanca (The Flowers of Peña Blanca). The women have been weaving for many years and formed together as a group so that they could help find markets for their products and help provide for their families. As always, this scarf is fair trade!
Inspired by your favorite frozen drink and warm afternoons spent sipping them on the dock. Solid and heathered blue stripes are accented by smaller white stripes and funky coral stripes on this handwoven scarf.
This beautiful scarf pairs well with our Coral Open Weave Kimono!
This scarf is handwoven using the traditional back strap loom by artisan group Flores de Peña Blanca. It's ethically traded and handmade.
This stunning centerpiece measures 14 inches wide by 29 inches wide. It would be a beautiful focal point for any table, pairs perfectly with either our Sage and White Spiral Pine Needle Basket or our Sage Squares Collection. The price is for table runner only.
This beautiful centerpiece was woven on a backstrap loom by a group of 15 weavers called Las Flores de Peña Blanca (The Flowers of Peña Blanca). The women have been weaving for many years and formed together as a group so that they could help find markets for their products and help provide for their families.
This elegant table centerpiece was handwoven on a backstrap loom with cotton thread and will make a stunning addition to any kitchen. It is especially beautiful with our Pine Needle Basket with Geometric Design which features matching thread colors. The centerpiece measures 14'' wide by 29'' long.
This beautiful centerpiece was woven on a backstrap loom by a group of 15 weavers called Las Flores de Peña Blanca (The Flowers of Peña Blanca). The women have been weaving for many years and formed together as a group so that they could help find markets for their products and help provide for their families.