Silk & Bears
The Naturalist's Sketchbook Animal Print Silk Twill Scarf – Cornflower Blue & Ivory
The Naturalist's Sketchbook Animal Print Silk Twill Scarf – Cornflower Blue & Ivory
Gift boxed as standard · Free UK delivery over £50 · Handmade, every piece unique
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Twenty animals, drawn the way a Victorian naturalist might have recorded them: in fine engraved line, on a clean ivory page. A giraffe stands at the centre of this mulberry silk twill scarf, with a zebra, hippo, rhino, elephant, lion, gorilla, okapi and ring-tailed lemur gathered around it, and an ostrich and secretary bird picking their way between them.
Each animal is inked in its own shade of blue, from deep indigo to pale cornflower, so the print reads like a page of hand-coloured studies rather than a repeat pattern. A cornflower blue border with a fine inner keyline frames the whole sketchbook.
Silk twill has a soft sheen and enough body to hold a knot without slipping, so the scarf keeps its shape across the shoulders and sits neatly at the neck. Every edge is rolled and stitched by hand — several minutes of work per scarf, and the clearest sign a silk square was not finished by machine.
Blue and ivory is one of the easiest palettes to wear. It sits well with navy, white, camel, grey and denim, works as a neckerchief in summer, and turns into a shoulder wrap over a black evening dress. A thoughtful gift for anyone who loves animals, travel or old natural history books.
Details:
- 100% Mulberry Silk (Grade 6A)
- Size: 90 x 90 cm (Square)
- Twill Weave: Soft sheen with refined texture
- Lightweight, breathable, and smooth on skin
- Single-sided digital print
- Hand-rolled and hand-stitched hem
- Presented in a Silk & Bears gift box
- Designed in the UK • Made by artisans in China
Care: Dry clean recommended. Alternatively hand wash cold with a mild detergent, do not wring or tumble dry. Dry flat away from direct sunlight and cool iron on the reverse.
Please note: colours may vary slightly between screens. Photography is shot in natural light to represent the print as accurately as possible.
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