This is a beautiful silk scarf/wrap. The colour is pretty true to the photograph, possibly a little more intense than it shows on my screen, but beautiful none the less. I love the way it can be worn showing either the turquoise or the orange but that you get the hint of the other colour showing through, gorgeous
This is a lovely pashmina and when the super bargain one wasn’t in stock, I was given a replacement order in a different colour, at the same price which was just lovely. It was a present for my sister, who lives in France, and it arrived in time for her birthday and she loved it, so win all round. I have a dark brown one, a black one and a pure cashmere softie in a dark dusty purplish colour, and they are all lovely. The company has been a pleasure to deal with…the only question is what to buy next, you can never have too many pashminas. Purple, or crimson, maybe cream or…I don’t know, I am spoilt for choice.
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Sue Cockle (verified owner) –
I love the jacquard design of this scarf and its intense turquoise colour. Lovely quality and can be worn as both a scarf or a wrap
Sue Cockle (verified owner) –
This is a beautiful silk scarf/wrap. The colour is pretty true to the photograph, possibly a little more intense than it shows on my screen, but beautiful none the less. I love the way it can be worn showing either the turquoise or the orange but that you get the hint of the other colour showing through, gorgeous
Anne-Marie McRoberts (verified owner) –
This is a lovely pashmina and when the super bargain one wasn’t in stock, I was given a replacement order in a different colour, at the same price which was just lovely. It was a present for my sister, who lives in France, and it arrived in time for her birthday and she loved it, so win all round. I have a dark brown one, a black one and a pure cashmere softie in a dark dusty purplish colour, and they are all lovely. The company has been a pleasure to deal with…the only question is what to buy next, you can never have too many pashminas. Purple, or crimson, maybe cream or…I don’t know, I am spoilt for choice.