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You’ll love it because: Inspired by our love of Laos’ misty mountains, this luxuriously soft organic cotton scarf is a great gift for yourself or someone else!
$32.00
The mountain scarf is inspired by the mountainous geography in Laos. This collection features four distinctive colourways. The pattern was created using continuous supplementary weft (kit). We have added extra texture to the scarf by weaving it on a four pedal loom. The warp is rayon and the weft is organic Lao cotton.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 190 × 32 cm |
| Color | Blue, Grey, Orange, Turquoise |
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