Scarf of striped natural dyed wool in browns, golden yellows and sage greens separated by linen and black figured stripes; knotted linen fringe at ends.
Scarf or Towel of hand-spun, hand-woven ecru cotton, silk heavily embroidered at each end in squares with eight-pointed within in salmon, tan, brown and white; open-work band at end; finished in attached fringe of black, cerise and gold silk; a zig-zag line on the inner end is trimmed in light green leaf motifs; each end also has three cypress tree motifs outlined in green; cypress motifs have a vessel underneath - sometimes the cypress motif symbolizes the tree of life.
Scarf of white silk twill with a vibrant print of repeating abstracted plant motifs in sage green, periwinkle, melon orange, pink, dark green and bright red; the designs are in alternating vertical bands of repeating patterns inspired by kaleidoscope designs; print has a watercolor, painterly effect; edges are trimmed in two dark green stripes with the outer edge "dipped" in periwinkle blue; edges are hemmed; square shape.
Scarf of pale green and cerise silk batiste with Bandhani tie-dye designs of blue, red and white dots; sheer gossamer fabric has gathered wrinkled texture from the tie-dye; main body is green with cerise ends.
Obiage (Obi scarf) of red silk with Shibori tie-dye design of tiny white dots ground with six large floral medallions; ends are plain silk ruffles. The Obiage is used to accessorize an Obi.
Scarf of peach silk batiste with circular designs of dark pink, green and blue dots created using the Bandhani tie-dye technique; silk has gathered, wrinkled texture from the tie-dye; sheer gossamer fabric.
Scarf of hand-woven deep red silk brocaded in a all-over diaper pattern over a faint plaid; diaper is repeated in a 9" finishing band below a heavily geometric patterned border of 13 1/2"; border bands on three sides; this type of scarf would be draped over the top part of the body.