This is a large, loose painting of a pretty zebra under the shadows of branches as the sun sinks in the distance. I can almost hear the breeze rustling the branches and the birds singing as his ears turn to listen. When folded up, this becomes the perfect Autumn scarf in black, greys, white and deep cinnamon brown with pops of rust and orange. This is the best size to use as a head scarf as well. The silk georgette is so soft and light, it floats in like a warm, summer breeze. To see more photos of this scarf, visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/musesilkpaintings/sets/72157627202735259/

Silk Type: SILK GEORGETTE
Measures 35" square

This scarf is a piece of my brand new Tribal Soul Collection! To see the rest of this collection, click here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/MuseSilkPaintings?section_id=10189022

To read more about the inspiration behind my Tribal Soul collection, please visit my blog: http://musesilkpainting.blogspot.com/2011/08/tribal-soul-collection-fallwinter-2011.html

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Care Instructions:
Hand wash separately in cool water with a tea spoon of mild soap or shampoo. No bleach! The colors may bleed a little bit the first few times washed. When rinsing, add a few drops of Downey or hair conditioner to keep the the soft, silky feel. Roll scarf in a towel to remove excess water. Place an old pillow case over the damp silk and iron on the backside if necessary on a low setting while damp. Enjoy!

*All MUSE silk pieces are individually hand painted with love, therefore truly the only one of it's kind in the world! If cared for properly, this gorgeous flowing painting is a wise investment that will last a lifetime. For more on my creative process and updates on my silk painting ventures and special discount/sales, become a fan (a.k.a. Musie)! http://www.facebook.com/MuseSilkPaintings

Want to learn more about the different types of silks I use? http://musesilkpainting.blogspot.com/2009/09/silk-chocolate-delicious-lesson-for.html

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