Silk Scarf - Eucalypt and Gumblossoms All fibres This colour is derived from

This colour is derived from the aIndigofera tinctora flowers after fermentation in a fermentation vat: a process that is hundreds of years old

producing a beautiful soft colour variation of the golden orange-brown dye

373m) and at least one of a 4 ply fingering Merino: Silk skein and / or Merino:Cashmere skeins

They are often used in permaculture and vegetable patches for their soil and garden enriching properties

this yarn is strong with great absorbency and drape

Silk Scarf - Eucalypt and Gumblossoms All fibres This colour is derived fromDyed in a eucalyptus, gum leaf pot with eucalyptus leaves, gumnuts, gum blossoms, purple carrots and black eyed susan. The scarf is 27cm x 148 cm, light and silky with highly attractive colour variations that only nature can provide.