Nomad Sari Aqua Fish Scarf – Turquoise (180x50cm)… Vairāk

A light cotton scarf for sun-warmed days, with a turquoise wash that feels cool against linen, denim and bare shoulders. Blue fish drift across the fabric, caught by small flashes of gold foil as the scarf moves. It brings a fresh Mediterranean mood without feeling dressy or overworked. What catches the eye The turquoise base gives the whole piece a clear, sea-bright feeling. Blue fish motifs add a playful rhythm without overwhelming the outfit. Gold foil details catch the light in small glints as you walk. Tasselled ends add movement when it is knotted, looped or left loose. The light cotton makes it easy to wear close to the skin in warmer weather. Cotton, colour and finish Made from cotton, the scarf has a relaxed drape and an easy, breathable feel. The pattern sits on a soft turquoise ground, with blue fish and gold accents giving it a lively coastal character. Ways to wear it Loop it once around the neck, tie it loosely over a summer dress, or let it fall open over a plain T-shirt. Its long, narrow shape also works well as a hair scarf, a waist tie, or a small accent on a woven bag. Care for the print and tassels For printed cotton textiles like this, gentle care is usually best. Wash cool with a mild detergent, avoid wringing, and dry flat or in the shade. If ironing is needed, iron the printed side from the reverse on a moderate setting. A Mediterranean note The design draws on the easy visual language of coastal summers: clear water, small fish, sunlit surfaces and fabric that moves in the breeze. It is not a formal occasion scarf. Its charm is more relaxed than polished, made for holidays, market mornings, garden lunches and the small lift a bright accessory gives to everyday clothes. Size and details Measures 180 × 50 cm and weighs 55 g. Made from cotton, with tassels at the ends. A thoughtful gift A lovely choice for someone who wears colour softly, travels light, or likes accessories with a little movement and story. It suits … region of manufacture: India