Botanical Ice-Dyed Silk Bandana - Forest Floor

$44.00
Plant-dyed handmade paper
Individually letterpress printed
Thoughtfully made in California
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These luxurious 100% silk satin scarves feature loose, watercolor-like patterns achieved with botanical colors through a slow dyeing process using ice and the warmth of the sun. 

Forest floor color way is created using weld, madder, walnut, chestnut and iron, and features dominant olive and plum tones with grays and creams.

22x22in bandanas are lovely as a neck adornment or tied in your hair (or even as a reusable gift wrap!), and are perfect for styling. With a lustrous sheen on one side and a subtle matte on the other, these scarves are sure to elevate any outfit or application.

Each is one-of-a-kind and unique in every way, sewn of beautiful silk satin  and then botanically dyed in our northern California studio.

We create our paper goods with great care and love in our studio in Palo Cedro, California! Loren writes and creates each design, often using sketching and handwriting, and then pairs it with the perfect paper color. Our papermakers transform natural fibers into beautiful, plant-dyed, deckle-edged sheets, and our press team prints them one-at-a-time on our antique letterpresses and packages them up for you! Scroll down for more details about our artisan making process.

Our team carefully packs up your order and ships it via the method you choose at checkout. Orders ship within one to three business days.

Please email us at shipping@farmette.co if you need your order to arrive by a certain date, and we will do everything we can to accommodate.

From fiber to finished card

The whole process
Cotton and abaca fiber beaten into pulp No.1 · Fiber

Cotton and abaca fiber, beaten into pulp in a Hollander beater.

Pulling a sheet of paper with a mould and deckle No.2 · Pulled by hand

Dyed with plant powders, then pulled sheet by sheet with a mould and deckle.

Sheets of handmade paper hung to dry No.3 · Pressed + dried

Pressed, hung to dry, and peeled and folded by hand.

Printing a card on an antique letterpress No.4 · Letterpress

Printed one at a time on our antique letterpresses.

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