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Cochineal + Madder + Walnut 01 - Square 17

$185.00

A warm, luminous coral-red drawn from cochineal, madder root, and walnut. The three dyes meet in a color that moves between watermelon, softened scarlet and warm rose. Each piece shifts subtly across the cloth, carrying the small variations of hand dyeing.

Square 17

Edition of two

17×17 in / 43 × 43 cm

16 momme silk twill scarf

Hand-dyed and hand-finished on Bowen Island, British Columbia.

Natural dyes carry variation. Each scarf is individually dyed and may differ slightly from the one pictured.

Complimentary shipping within Canada

Each WELD scarf is hand-dyed and hand-finished. Please allow 3-5 business days for your order to be prepared before shipping. In some cases, final hand-finishing is completed after an order is placed.

You’ll receive tracking information as soon as your order is on its way.

A warm, luminous coral-red drawn from cochineal, madder root, and walnut. The three dyes meet in a color that moves between watermelon, softened scarlet and warm rose. Each piece shifts subtly across the cloth, carrying the small variations of hand dyeing.

Square 17

Edition of two

17×17 in / 43 × 43 cm

16 momme silk twill scarf

Hand-dyed and hand-finished on Bowen Island, British Columbia.

Natural dyes carry variation. Each scarf is individually dyed and may differ slightly from the one pictured.

Complimentary shipping within Canada

Each WELD scarf is hand-dyed and hand-finished. Please allow 3-5 business days for your order to be prepared before shipping. In some cases, final hand-finishing is completed after an order is placed.

You’ll receive tracking information as soon as your order is on its way.

CHROMATIC NOTES

Watermelon · Rose petal · Pink grapefruit · Blush

PAIRS WELL WITH

FORMATS

WILD COLOUR - MADDER, COCHINEAL + WALNUT

From the roots of madder (Rubia tinctorum), the cochineal insect (Dactylopius coccus) and the hulls of black walnut (Juglans nigra), dyed over time with care and patience.

EXPLORE WILD COLOUR

CARE + MATERIAL

100% Silk Twill, Naturally Dyed, Hand Finished