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Signare Tapestry William Morris Strawberry Thief Blue Silk Scarf with Sling Bag

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Signare Tapestry William Morris Strawberry Thief Blue Silk Scarf with Sling BagContents William Morris Strawberry Thief Blue Silk Scarf with Sling Bag Scarf FABRIC COMPOSITION: 100% Silk. EASY CARE: Dry Clean Low temperature hand wash with care. UNIQUE LIFESTYLE DESIGN: A sumptuous design that is instantly recognisable as the work of William Morris designs; it reproduces an original tapestry piece of his created in the 19th century called Strawberry Thief also known as William Morris birds. It depicts a story of why the juicy

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William Morris Strawberry Thief  Blue Silk Scarf with Sling Bag

Scarf

FABRIC COMPOSITION: 100% Silk.EASY CARE: Dry Clean/Low temperature hand wash with care.

UNIQUE LIFESTYLE DESIGN: 

A sumptuous design that is instantly recognisable as the work of William Morris designs; it reproduces an original tapestry piece of his created in the 19th century called Strawberry Thief also known as William Morris birds. It depicts a story of why the juicy ripen strawberries are always disappearing in the garden? The witty eyes of birds tell all.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 

We are delighted to present this lovingly made 100% pure silk art scarves, to match our all time top seller art pattern woven tapestry bags, design including patterns such as Alice In Wonderland(1920), William Morris Strawberry Thief Blue & Red(1883), Golden Lily(1870), Honeysuckle (1883), Willow Bough(1887), Pomegranate & Lily(1886), Mackintosh Simple Rose(1915-28).

With the instantly recognizable art patterns that have been around for century and has wispy frayed edges. Wear yours with your Signare Tapestry matching art bags! 

  • 100% pure silk
  • Printed Art Pattern 
  • Comes with Signare Scarf presentation bag, made from 100% recycle paper

Product size (cm): 180 * 52

Sling Bag

FABRIC COMPOSITION

Made from eco dyed yarn

100% recyclable polyester

Vegan Friendly PU leather

EASY CARE

Clean it with a damp cloth. Do not soak in water.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

If you fancy a very casual and compact bag, this tapestry fabric sling bag is perfect for you.

  • Ideal to hold your travel documents when on holiday.
  • Can be worn as a cross body sling or shoulder style bag.
  • Wear it on its own or as an add-on to your other handbag.
  • Fastened with a zip top to protect your goods.
  • Adjustable strap
  • Features an inside slip pocket and lined with a patterned nylon.
  • Made from Signare tapestry woven fabric.

Product size (cm): W 20 x H 21 x D 7

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