Silk Scarves
Floating Stone carries a beautiful collection of scarves in soft,
luminous, hand woven silks, which are carefully selected for their
uniqueness, quality and beauty. Colours may vary from the ones
photographed here. Call or email for more information regarding our
current colour selections and custom colour orders.
O’keeffe
Layer Scarf
Size (48” long X 8” wide)
These three layered wonders are a scarf sensation.
Each scarf has two layers of very soft silk, each in a different
colour, with silk organza in between, adding a layer of transparent
colour as well as structure. The artistry of these scarves evokes
the blooming florals of Georgia O’keeffes magnificent paintings.
The
scarves can be wrapped and tied in many ways, providing gorgeous
embellishments of colour and style.
The colour range is endless, with new combinations
coming each season.

Retail price $45
Silk
Organza Twists
Size (35”
wide x 74” long)
A
scarf so light and cloud soft, it compacts into a nest of fabulous
colour framing the face and adding an exciting element to an outfit.
These softened organza scarves are our newest find. They are lovely,
versatile and heavenly to wear. Wind them around the neck once,
twice even three times. Wrapped and knotted or loose and flowing
this scarf is amazing.
It
doubles as a large silk gossamer wrap to drape around your
shoulders. It can be knotted at the front for an arms free, filmy
cover up. It makes for a stunning wedding, cocktail or garden party
must have. Or pair it with jeans and sandels and you have an easy
casual look. In the winter, tuck it into your coat or jacket collar
to keep you super toasty while looking super chic. Use it as a sash,
bathing suit cover up, wrap up your hair…
Each dyelot varies
so every shipment produces beautiful new surprises. Contact us
directly for a photo of our current colour selections.
Retail price $52
Artist
and lover of colour, Lucy Schappy, wearing a silk organza twist in
mandarin.
www.LucySchappy.com
Thai Silk Jewels
(13”wide x 68 long”) - These
gossamer jewels are so pretty and so luminous you will have a hard
time picking only one. They make terrific gifts and fit in a small
envelope for easy mailing. Worn as a scarf, they cast a glowing
light around the face. They can also be worn as a sash around the
hips or double wrapped as a hair band. There is something magical
about these little lovelies.
(scroll down to Tips on wearing a scarf to see Thai Silk
Jewels on model)

Tips
on tying and wearing Scarves
Oblong scarves look wonderful on suits, jackets, sweaters and
even tee shirts.
For the popular “hacking” knot:
Fold scarf in half, slip one hand in loop while holding ends
securely with the other hand. Place scarf behind neck, passing ends
in front of neck to the hand inside the loop. Let go of ends while
pulling them through loop with the opposite hand. Alternatively slip
one end through loop and weave the other end over one side of loop
and under the other side for a woven look (see green soft organza
twist above)
You can wrap the scarf once or twice around the neck with the
ends falling loosely in front or tie in a simple knot at the center
or to one side of the neck. The trick with scarf wearing is not to
fuss too much.
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