Wholesale American Folk Art, Jade

Meet American Folk Art. Florals with a little backbone. Bold, folk-⁠inspired blooms are pulled into tight, layered symmetry so it feels less “country charm” and more “graphic statement.” The colors hit hard, but the layout keeps it clean, giving you a square that plays just as well with denim as it does with sharp tailoring. Lightweight silk habotai keeps it soft, smooth, and easy to throw on without overthinking it. * 100% silk habotai (8 m/m) * Folk-⁠art floral design with intricate, layered symmetry * Rolled baby hem for a neat finish * Versatile square for neck, hair, wrist, or bag A considered gift⁠—arrives ready to wear. Source. American folk motifs after Joseph D’Addetta’s American Folk Art Designs and Motifs (Dover, 1984). Renderings of Northeastern chests, tinware, quilts, and samplers, ca. 1750⁠–⁠1850. And state quilt blocks from The United States Patchwork Pattern Book (Dover, 1976), first published in Hearth & Home magazine, 1907⁠–⁠1912. Recomposed and recolored in the studio. Origin & Provenance. Designed in our West Village studio by artist Paul Morris. Each scarf begins as an original photograph or collage. It is digitally printed to order on 100% silk habotai in editions of 100. Part of our American Folk Art Silk Scarf Series. See also the American Folk Art, Blush Silk Scarf. Available in 26″, 36″, 50″ squares.