Wholesale American Folk Art, Blush

American Folk Art keeps the color high and the lines disciplined. Bold flowers and folk motifs are pulled into a structured repeat, so the print feels intentional rather than busy. The pink ground adds warmth without tipping into neon, making it easy to pair with denim, black, or neutrals. * 100% silk habotai (8 momme) * Structured folk-art floral pattern on a warm pink base * Rolled baby hem for a polished, lasting finish 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, 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, Patchwork Silk Scarf. Available in 26″, 36″, 50″ squares.