Wrap up in colour with our hand knitted pink and burgundy stripe scarf, a cosy statement accessory designed to brighten cold autumn and winter days.
Hand knitted in alternating soft pink and rich burgundy stripes, this chunky scarf has a wonderfully tactile finish with oversized tassel detailing at each end. The bold colour combination gives it a playful, contemporary feel while still being easy to style with winter coats, jackets and knitwear.
Warm, cosy and full of personality, this striped knitted scarf is made for crisp walks, Christmas markets, weekend coffee runs and everyday winter layering. The generous knitted design can be wrapped around the neck for extra warmth or worn loosely to show off the contrasting stripes and tassels.
It makes a gorgeous winter gift for her, whether you're shopping for a mum, sister, daughter, girlfriend, wife or best friend. A lovely choice for a Christmas present, birthday gift, Secret Santa present or simply a thoughtful treat for someone who loves colourful knitwear and cosy accessories.
For an extra-special winter gift, pair it with our matching burgundy and pink striped fingerless gloves to create a coordinated cold-weather set.
Wrap up in an eye-catching burgundy and pink striped scarf, accented with beautiful hand-knotted end fringing. It benefits from a generous length for styling alternatives, while the chunky rib knit is naturally breathable, helping to maintain a comfortable, regulated body temperature. It is also recyclable and biodegradable. Matching hand warmers and a bobble hat are available separately to create a unique, beautifully bold, eco friendly gift set. Alternatively, make a complete style statement with a hand-knit smiley motif jumper, also available separately.
Thank you for supporting the empowerment of female Nepalese artisans with your purchase. Your selection helps to sustain fair wages and preserves vital heritage skills.
Wool is an eco friendly by-product of sheep. Entirely natural, sustainable and biodegradable, wool is a unique renewable textile supported by a cycle of shearing. In addition, its properties make it popular for recycling and reuse. Sheep native to Nepal often live high in the Himalayas, and other sources of wool include yaks and goat breeds. The country also imports a large quantity of New Zealand sheep wool to support artisanal income from needle-felting, other felt crafts, and hand-knit garments.
