A dreamy blend of 63% silk and 37% wool, eco-printed in the Dirty Pot with eucalyptus leaves shaped into hearts, soft pink Cotinus fuzz, and rich logwood chips. Each scarf carries the gentle marks of the plants and minerals used, creating naturally formed color and texture that is uniquely yours. Soft, lightweight, and wrapped in nature’s quiet patterns.
The dirty pot method is one of my favorite ways to dye: intuitive, creative, and gentler on both the maker and the environment, without the need for heavy chemical mordants or rigid measuring. It allows for a more hands-on, expressive approach to working with plants and fiber.
Measures approximately 11”x 60
Naturally Dyed Fiber Care
Always use a pH-neutral soap to help preserve colors and fibers. We recommend Seventh Generation, Ecos Free & Clear, or Dawn.
Silk: Hand wash gently in cool to lukewarm water. Gently squeeze—do not wring. Hang dry out of direct sunlight until just barely damp, then iron on low heat.
Wool: Hand wash gently in lukewarm water with minimal agitation. Hang or lay flat to dry out of direct sunlight to preserve color and texture.
*Natural Dye Note
Each garment is eco-printed and naturally dyed with real plants, so gentle variations in color and pattern are part of its natural beauty. While we photograph carefully to reflect true tones, lighting and screens may slightly affect how colors appear.
