Blue Patterned Cotton Scarves

11 items

Hand woven cotton scarf, 'Fresh Lagoon' - Hand Loomed Blue and Green Cotton Scarf

Fresh Lagoon

Hand Loomed Blue and Green Cotton Scarf $54.00

Cotton batik scarf, 'Blue Unity Chain' - Signed Blue Batik Adinkra Scarf Handcrafted in Ghana

Blue Unity Chain

Signed Blue Batik Adinkra Scarf Handcrafted in Ghana $49.00

Cotton convertible scarf, 'Dreamscape in Teal' - Knit Cotton Convertible Scarf in Teal from Thailand

Dreamscape in Teal

Knit Cotton Convertible Scarf in Teal from Thailand ~~$69.99~~ $52.49

Batik cotton scarves, 'Sea Splendor' (pair) - 2 Tie-Dyed Hand-Woven Blue and Green Batik Cotton Scarves

Sea Splendor

2 Tie-Dyed Hand-Woven Blue and Green Batik Cotton Scarves $39.00

Batik cotton scarves, 'Mangosteen Colors' (pair) - 2 Tie-Dyed Handwoven Batik Cotton Scarves in Purple and Blue

Mangosteen Colors

2 Tie-Dyed Handwoven Batik Cotton Scarves in Purple and Blue $39.00

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 $47.00

Alpaca blend scarf, 'Night Wolf' - Unisex Alpaca Blend Scarf

Night Wolf

Unisex Alpaca Blend Scarf $59.00

Cotton blend kente cloth scarf, 'Faith' (13 inch width) - Handmade Pink Cream and Blue African Kente Scarf

Faith

Handmade Pink Cream and Blue African Kente Scarf $159.00

Cotton convertible scarf, 'Dreamscape in Blue' - Knit Cotton Convertible Scarf in Blue from Thailand

Dreamscape in Blue

Knit Cotton Convertible Scarf in Blue from Thailand ~~$69.99~~ $52.49

Batik cotton scarves, 'Colorful Breeze in Blue' (pair) - Two Hand Spun and Dyed Grey and Blue Batik Cotton Scarves

Colorful Breeze in Blue

Two Hand Spun and Dyed Grey and Blue Batik Cotton Scarves $39.00

Cotton scarf, 'Subtle Illusion' - Hand Woven Recycled Cotton Scarf Champagne from Guatemala

Subtle Illusion

Hand Woven Recycled Cotton Scarf Champagne from Guatemala $107.00

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