The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf
The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf

The Swallow by William Swainson Skinny Silk Scarf

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Swallow Fruit-eater by William Swainson

This scarf features a sketch of a Swallow Fruit-eater by William Swainson. The background and border are based on geometric patterns and design which we feel perfectly juxtapose the naturalistic drawings of Swainson. We feel it allows a back drop that frames the ornithological images while providing an interesting base for when the scarf is tied around the neck and displaying the points.

  • 100% Silk
  • Double-Sided
  • Designed and Printed in Britain
  • 90cm x 5cm
  • Free Worldwide Delivery

 


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HOW TO STYLE

THE NECK TIE
THE HAIRBAND TIE
THE BUN TIE

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