London-based Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell are known for combining color, structure, and yarn in surprising geometric formats. They create individual fabrics with bold, asymmetric blocks and stripes of varying scales, which bring unique patterns into their scarves.
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Wallace Sewell Scarf, Houten Duckling, Fawn
$95.00
With all over patterning, this merino lambswool scarf is woven with just four main colors and various weaves to create a patchwork of textures and motifs. A subtle mix of buttercup...
The scarf has a refined look with an overall dark mossy green, complemented by intricate details in canary yellow, soft pink, slate, and lichen green, creating a palette that brings...
In this vibrant composition, a bright pop of lemon yellow playfully combines with aqua and salmon pink detailing. The lively colors are framed by a more subdued lavender border, a...
Tangerine plays a prominent role as the intersecting main color, harmonizing with khaki and a pale muted pink. The design is gracefully finished with a calmer, striped border. This small...
