Glennfinnan

• lightweight ponge silk
• 90cm x 90cm / 35" x 35" 
• hand rolled edges
• tiny beads at the corners

This delightful scarf, in a lightweight ponge silk, shows a scene that can seen from the Road to the Isles. Glenfinnan sits at the head of Loch Shiel in the Lochaber area of the Highlands. It was here in 1745 that Charles Edward Stuart raised his standard and the Jacobite rising began. The scarf has been created with a palette of soft colours, blues, greens, ochres and mauves. The cold water dyes have been applied using a spraying technique, and details have been added with silk paints. The flowers in the foreground include foxglove, cow parsely, bramble and meadowsweet. A delightful scarf to wear.