The Ethereal Merino Silk Wrap

Merino Silk Wrap Shawl

Light, luxurious and beautifully ethereal.

This exquisite wrap is crafted from a delicate blend of 85% merino wool and 15% silk, creating a beautifully soft fabric with an elegant drape and a gentle, fluid movement. Semi-sheer and lightweight, it floats around the body, adding warmth without weight and a touch of understated luxury to any outfit.

Naturally hand dyed using plants, each shawl carries the subtle variations and depth of botanical colour, making every piece completely unique. The natural dyeing process creates tones that feel soft, organic and beautifully connected to nature.

Generously sized at 200cm x 90cm, it can be wrapped loosely around the shoulders, draped over a dress or layered effortlessly with everyday clothing.

Soft to handle, exquisite to wear and made to be treasured, this is a timeless piece that brings together natural fibres, botanical colour and the beauty of slow craftsmanship.

Features

85% merino wool, 15% silk

Naturally hand dyed with plants

Semi-sheer and ethereal

Beautifully soft to handle

Lightweight with an elegant drape

200cm x 90cm

Every piece is completely unique

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The garment will take on a life of it’s own as it naturally ages, just like us, adding to it’s own uniqueness and individuality (just like you).

Created from natural fibres, at the end of it’s life this garment can be added to your compost heap to naturally decompose & feed the soil (very unlike synthetic clothing filled with chemicals).

Botanical Printing / Natural dyeing / Ecoprinting is a slow process where fabric is dyed and printed using the natural tannins, color & prints of botanicals (plants, leaves, roots, bark, flowers, lichens ). Much like our ancestors did for generations, clothing can be colored using nature’s abundance without the use of synthetic, toxic & dangerous chemicals. The colors are truely natural (found in my garden or foraged around my neighborhood, not out of packets), depicting the colors of my local surroundings & the ever changing seasons.