Dance of the Swan Queens | Hand-Drawn Batik Scarf

Two queens, one of light and one of shadow, eternally dancing beneath the stars. Inspired by Swan Lake, this scarf captures the haunting duality of Odette and Odile, white and black swans rising against a backdrop of radiant bursts and crimson roses. Every feathered stroke is drawn by hand, the wax applied line by line before the dye floods in around it, building a composition that is bold, theatrical and deeply personal.

Each piece is drawn directly onto 100% satin-weave cotton using the traditional batik technique. The result is a scarf that carries the presence of a statement piece while remaining light, breathable and versatile enough for everyday wear.

Wear it as a headscarf, neck wrap, shoulder throw or scarf top. Pair it with the optional Furo wooden handle and it becomes a bag. Five ways to wear one piece of wearable art.

No two scarves are ever identical. Each one is individually hand-drawn, waxed and dyed by the artist, meaning natural variations in colour and line are part of the piece, not a flaw in it.

Product details
Material: 100% cotton, satin weave with a soft sheen. Available in Classic (100 × 100 cm) and Mini (60 × 60 cm). Optional Furo handcrafted wooden handle available to convert the scarf into a bag.

Care
Hand wash cold. Line dry in shade. Iron on medium heat. Remove the wooden handle before washing.

Shipping
Dispatched from the UK. Standard and tracked options available.