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A STRANGE LITTLE SEA Scarf Video

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Along the Sardinian Coast, the sea shifts from deep blue to turquoise and green as sunlight moves across the water. Beneath the surface, currents wander through hidden coves and caves, and curious shapes appear in the moving water—creatures of the sea, or perhaps creatures of the imagination.

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This silk scarf was created to capture that feeling.

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The scarf is paired with a genuine sterling silver scarf ring set with an oblong malachite stone. Its rich green echoes the colors moving through the silk, while malachite’s connection to copper creates a beautiful conversation between the stone and the metallic copper within the design.

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A little piece of an imagined Mediterranean coast—captured in silk.

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Note on the Companion Ring

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The scarf is paired with a genuine Navajo sterling silver gem-quality malachite ring acquired on the Navajo Nation. The ring brings its own history and craftsmanship to the piece.

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Different places. Different traditions. One unplanned meeting of materials.

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What We Love About It:

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Rather than painting every shape by hand, the silk began its journey soaking in a bath of Mediterranean sea salt under the hot summer sun. Later, the wet silk, water, salt, flowing pigment, and copper were allowed to interact. The colors wandered. Lines became currents. Unexpected shapes and ethereal sea life emerged.

 

And then came the malachite scarf ring.

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Silk. Salt. Silver. Stone. 

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Somehow, they found one another. And that’s when A Strange Little Sea came to life.

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The world is full of beautiful things that were never intended to meet—until they do.

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A Strange Little Sea Silk Scarf – 52×8 Mulberry silk and Navajo Malachite Scarf Ring – $135

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A Strange Little Sea Scarf and Botanical Companion – $150 – includes the hand-painted silk scarf, malachite scarf ring, and one organic blend of lime, lavender, eucalyptus, and rosemary essential oil in a rollerball enhanced with gold leaf and dried florals. A fresh, quietly mysterious blend inspired by sunlight on Mediterranean water, the herbs along the shore, and whatever might be hiding beneath the surface.

 

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