Brown Scarves

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100% alpaca scarf, 'Autumn Charm' - Brown and Ivory 100% Alpaca Scarf with Floral Motifs

Autumn Charm

Brown and Ivory 100% Alpaca Scarf with Floral Motifs ~~$59.99~~ $47.99

Cotton reversible scarf, 'Brown Beige Duet' - Hand-woven 2-in-1 Cotton Reversible Scarf

Brown Beige Duet

Hand-woven 2-in-1 Cotton Reversible Scarf $44.99

Baby alpaca blend scarf, 'Caramel Trails' - Handcrafted Caramel and Green Baby Alpaca Blend Cotton Scarf

Caramel Trails

Handcrafted Caramel and Green Baby Alpaca Blend Cotton Scarf $59.99

Silk scarf, 'Bold Spice' - Unique Silk Scarf from Thailand

Bold Spice

Unique Silk Scarf from Thailand $49.99

Baby alpaca blend scarf, 'Taupe Duality' - Knit Brown & Ivory Unisex Baby Alpaca Blend Scarf from Peru

Taupe Duality

Knit Brown & Ivory Unisex Baby Alpaca Blend Scarf from Peru $57.99

Silk blend scarf, 'Friendly Stripes' - Hand Woven Silk and Rayon Striped Scarf from Thailand

Friendly Stripes

Hand Woven Silk and Rayon Striped Scarf from Thailand $57.99

Silk scarf, 'Cocoa Mystique' - Fair Trade Silk Tie Dye Scarf from Thailand

Cocoa Mystique

Fair Trade Silk Tie Dye Scarf from Thailand $49.99

Hand-dyed silk scarf, 'Milk Chocolate' - Hand-Dyed Brown Silk Scarf from Thailand

Milk Chocolate

Hand-Dyed Brown Silk Scarf from Thailand $49.99

Hand-dyed silk scarf, 'Earth Day' - Hand Crafted Silk Scarf from Thailand

Earth Day

Hand Crafted Silk Scarf from Thailand $57.99

Cotton scarf, 'Lovely Cloud' - Hand-Dyed Blue and Brown Cotton Wrap Scarf from Thailand

Lovely Cloud

Hand-Dyed Blue and Brown Cotton Wrap Scarf from Thailand $49.99

Cotton scarf, 'Marigold Flames and Ash' - Orange-Espresso-Flame Handwoven Cotton Scarf from Guatemala

Marigold Flames and Ash

Orange-Espresso-Flame Handwoven Cotton Scarf from Guatemala $59.99

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Asunta Pelaez I have been dedicated to this art form since I was 17 years old. I originally started learning through the influence of my husband's family. View products | Loan details

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