From the Road Rakta Narrow Scarf - Oxblood
Rakta is the Sanskrit word for “dyed,” which is a key component in achieving this scarf’s look. The tonal range is created by taking rustically handspun yarn and hand tinting it into different values. It is then handwoven and overdyed in a wash of color.
- 90% Merino Wool, 10% Cotton
- 16" x 72"
Handwoven in Nepal
Rakta is the Sanskrit word for “dyed,” which is a key component in achieving this scarf’s look. The tonal range is created by taking rustically handspun yarn and hand tinting it into different values. It is then handwoven and overdyed in a wash of color.
- 90% Merino Wool, 10% Cotton
- 16" x 72"
Handwoven in Nepal
Rakta is the Sanskrit word for “dyed,” which is a key component in achieving this scarf’s look. The tonal range is created by taking rustically handspun yarn and hand tinting it into different values. It is then handwoven and overdyed in a wash of color.
- 90% Merino Wool, 10% Cotton
- 16" x 72"
Handwoven in Nepal
Rakta is the Sanskrit word for “dyed,” which is a key component in achieving this scarf’s look. The tonal range is created by taking rustically handspun yarn and hand tinting it into different values. It is then handwoven and overdyed in a wash of color.
- 90% Merino Wool, 10% Cotton
- 16" x 72"
Handwoven in Nepal