Morris Black Mix Crêpe de Chine Scarf

DESIGNER'S NOTES

A unique Fox & Chave crêpe de chine silk scarf featuring a collage of William Morris floral patterns, predominantly with black backgrounds.

The pattern at the ends of the scarf is a variation of one entitled Wey that was created by Morris in 1883, and is a typical example of his cotton block printed designs. The central part of the scarf is a variant of the earlier pattern Honeysuckle from 1876, with the two separated by an improvised border based on Morris floral motifs.

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STYLING

Wear your Fox & Chave crêpe de chine silk scarf in a variety of ways from the French Knot: Fold scarf in half, loop around neck, pull ends through loop, to the Infinity Knot: Loop scarf twice, tie ends in knot. More scarf styling ideas are available in this wonderful How to Tie a Scarf book.