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Pocketbook Pup said:
So happy to be your twin. It was love at first sight for me. I have been watching it for a while. I was going to wait to get it in Paris but didn't want to risk it.

Pirula is a great enabler isn't she?
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It's probably good that you didn't wait. This is an older season scarf, I want to say from 2014 but would have to check the 2014 scarf thread. I didn't think much of it until Quelle Frommage pointed it out so perhaps my taste has changed the past few years. It is gorgy though and my first special silk.

I'm going to send my H bills to Pirula from now on.
 
#4,323
perfumegirl01 said:
It's probably good that you didn't wait. This is an older season scarf, I want to say from 2014 but would have to check the 2014 scarf thread. I didn't think much of it until Quelle Frommage pointed it out so perhaps my taste has changed the past few years. It is gorgy though and my first special silk.

I'm going to send my H bills to Pirula from now on.
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Ah thank you. Pirula and I had discussed it privately about a month ago. I'm sending my bills to her and MYH. And a few to scarf1.
 
#4,324
Pocketbook Pup said:
We have talked about this item a bit here lately. It's a current piece. I have wanted it since I first saw it. I started this project to clean out things in my closet that I don't use. So I thought when I made enough from the proceeds I would buy this. Today it arrived. The Brazil bandhini. It's more colorful and beautiful than expected. It came in a special box and it says to be careful of due transfer from the natural indigo dye. DH is an aging hippie and grateful dead fan. His response: oh yeah. A tie dye. 🙄

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Just breathtaking! I had completely missed this- thank you for sharing- how very special!!!!!!
 
#4,325
Pocketbook Pup said:
We have talked about this item a bit here lately. It's a current piece. I have wanted it since I first saw it. I started this project to clean out things in my closet that I don't use. So I thought when I made enough from the proceeds I would buy this. Today it arrived. The Brazil bandhini. It's more colorful and beautiful than expected. It came in a special box and it says to be careful of due transfer from the natural indigo dye. DH is an aging hippie and grateful dead fan. His response: oh yeah. A tie dye. 🙄

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:love:

It's a knock-out scarf and makes me think of fireworks in a midnight sky.

What a lovely grail, and so pleased you've got it.

I love this thread!
 
#4,328
frou frou said:
Congrats on the Brazil Bandhini it is a treasure and one you'll wear a lot I think.

Is it fragile in itself ? It is really intriguing!
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Thank you. No I don't think it is fragile at all. The knots are removed after the dying process so it essentially is the same texture as any dip dye. Just a bit more elaborate in its coloration. I think it might perhaps be less tolerant of water because of the natural indigo dye.

Someone requested more photos so here are two more decent ones that I managed.

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#4,331
Pocketbook Pup said:
Thank you. No I don't think it is fragile at all. The knots are removed after the dying process so it essentially is the same texture as any dip dye. Just a bit more elaborate in its coloration. I think it might perhaps be less tolerant of water because of the natural indigo dye.

Someone requested more photos so here are two more decent ones that I managed.

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Wow, what a great scarf! Looks lovely on you!
 
#4,333
Pocketbook Pup said:
Thank you. No I don't think it is fragile at all. The knots are removed after the dying process so it essentially is the same texture as any dip dye. Just a bit more elaborate in its coloration. I think it might perhaps be less tolerant of water because of the natural indigo dye.

Someone requested more photos so here are two more decent ones that I managed.

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Wow! What a showstopper!
 
#4,334
Pocketbook Pup said:
Thank you. No I don't think it is fragile at all. The knots are removed after the dying process so it essentially is the same texture as any dip dye. Just a bit more elaborate in its coloration. I think it might perhaps be less tolerant of water because of the natural indigo dye.

Someone requested more photos so here are two more decent ones that I managed.

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Thank you ! It is gorgeous on you!
 
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