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A 120 x 120 cm large square scarf in soft viscose, on a deep indigo blue ground with gold-and-white ethnic prints in the Jaipur block-print tradition: a central panel of diamond-and-dot rosettes, an outer frame of paisley scrolls and small floral medallions, four striped gold borders, and hand-knotted blue and gold corner tassels. The indigo take on the ethnic-bandana square scarf, sized for the navy or denim wardrobe rather than the all-black or warm-palette one.
This 120 x 120 cm square scarf takes the bandana-scarf vocabulary scaled up to a daily-wear format and translates it into the indigo blue palette that connects two centuries of Indian Jaipur block-print tradition to the modern denim-and-white wardrobe of the 2020s. The deep indigo viscose ground is printed with ethnic motifs that echo the Sanganer and Bagru hand-block printing of Rajasthan: a central panel of diamond-and-dot rosettes (the block-print medallion translated into gold metallic ink and ivory), an outer frame of paisley scrolls and small floral medallions (the standard Liberty-archive vocabulary re-rendered for the indigo ground), four striped gold borders that frame the whole composition, and hand-knotted blue and gold corner tassels. The 120 cm format takes the print out of the traditional 50 cm bandana size and into the daily neck-or-shoulder-scarf format that Maje and Sandro have popularised in printed silk over the last decade.
The choice of indigo places this scarf in a specific corner of the printed-scarf wardrobe: it lives next to navy denim, white linen, raw silk and tan leather rather than next to camel coats or black wool. Worn folded around the neck under a navy peacoat, the indigo extends the blue palette down from the coat. Folded as a triangle over a white linen shirt for a summer-into-autumn day, the gold-and-ivory print catches the eye while the indigo stays in the same family as a dark wash jean. Worn knotted at the wrist as a wristband-scarf accent, the piece becomes a tonal accessory for a denim outfit.
Navy peacoat + folded neck wrap: the canonical winter blue-on-blue pairing. White linen shirt + triangle fold at the chest: the summer-into-autumn pairing where the indigo and gold lift the white. Dark wash jeans and white tee + bow at the neck: the weekend denim pairing where the scarf becomes the colour accent. Tan leather brogue and brown trouser + draped over the shoulder: the smart-casual day look where the indigo bridges the warm and cool tones. Other scarves: square scarves, four-sided scarves, scarves.
Fabric: 100% viscose, lightweight and fluid, hand-applied gold metallic print for the diamond rosettes, paisley scrolls and striped borders, ivory screen print for the inner motifs. Hand-knotted blue and gold corner tassels. Care: hand wash cold or machine wash on a delicate cycle inside a mesh laundry bag, avoid bleach, iron at low temperature on the reverse if needed, do not tumble dry.
| Dimensions | 120 x 120 cm square |
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| Fabric | 100% viscose, lightweight |
| Design | Deep indigo blue ground with gold-and-ivory Jaipur-style ethnic print: central diamond-and-dot rosette panel, outer paisley scrolls and floral medallions, four striped gold borders |
| Finish | Hand-applied gold metallic print, hand-knotted blue and gold corner tassels |
| Care | Hand wash or delicate machine wash, no tumble drying, low-temperature iron on the reverse |
No, this is a screen-printed and metallic-print reproduction of the Jaipur block-print visual vocabulary, not an authentic hand-block-printed scarf made in Rajasthan. The diamond rosettes, paisley scrolls and striped borders are designed to echo the look of Sanganer and Bagru hand-printing, but the technique is mechanical printing on viscose for the price point and the care instructions of a daily-wear scarf.
The indigo on this viscose is colourfast (printed not dyed in the traditional resist-dye sense), so it should not bleed in a delicate cold wash inside a mesh bag. As with any deep blue printed fabric, wash separately for the first one or two washes as a precaution, and avoid hot water and bleach which can shift the print.
Same 120 cm format, same viscose-and-gold-print technique, three palettes for three wardrobes. The indigo version is for the navy-and-denim wardrobe; the black for the all-black or city-coat wardrobe; the khaki for the safari-and-boho wardrobe. Choose by palette, not by personality.
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