Storms of Pilbara Silk Chiffon Scarf by Kaye White
Storms of Pilbara Silk Chiffon Scarf by Kaye White
Storms of Pilbara Silk Chiffon Scarf by Kaye White
Storms of Pilbara Silk Chiffon Scarf by Kaye White

Storms of Pilbara Silk Chiffon Scarf by Kaye White

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Introducing our exclusive Kirrikin Silk Chiffon Textile, showcasing the original artwork by the talented Kaye White. This stunning textile combines art and elegance, crafted from 100% silk chiffon with a weight of 38-40 gsm.

Elevate your fashion with the luxurious beauty of our Kirrikin Silk Chiffon Textile. Enjoy the convenience of free worldwide delivery and hassle-free returns, ensuring a seamless shopping experience.

Features:

  • Made from 100% silk chiffon
  • Dimensions: 70cm x 200cm
  • Features original artwork by Kaye White
  • Digitally printed for exquisite detail and vibrant colors

About the Artist: Kaye White is a distinguished artist known for her intricate and vibrant designs. Her artwork adds a unique and luxurious touch to this silk chiffon textile, reflecting her creative vision and cultural connection.

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