SquarePolyesterScarves

FLOWER GARDEN - 100% Polyester - $11.00

:For those of you on a budget, we offer you the finest quality polyester scarves available with beautiful floral designs"

Color 046 Off-white background with yellow and pink flowers, green stems and leaves printed on an all sheer fabric

Color 047 Pale yellow center with multi-orange and white roses, green stems and leaves, and a bright yellow border with white shamrocks. All printed on a sheer and satin woven stripe fabric

Color 048 Background color variations of melon with purple violets, yellow and white daisies and purple lavender, all with green stems and leaves. All printed on a woven sheer and satin stripe fabric

Color 049 Shocking pint and white background with lavender and white geraniums with green stems. Alll printed on a woven sheer and satin strip fabric

Color 050 Mint green and white background with yellow and white roses with teal stems and leaves. All printed on a woven sheer and satin strip fabric

FLOWERS - 100% Polyester - Signed Salangane - $30.00

Color 052 1" border surrounds beige border decorated with large multi-colored blue and gold flowers with multi-green stems and leaves. Center border in a fusion of multi-blues, golds and greens. Center background of black with the same multi-colored blue and gold flowers with green stems

"Style is how a person present himself or herself in demeanor and self-confidence. Style can relate to your wardrobe and how it is coordinated. A person's speech, movement and attitude all play an importan role in style. Fashion can change from season to season. Style is timeless, a person can wear a simple outfit, prehaps one not in current fashion, and can still have style by adding a personal touch with an accessory. Develop your own look and style and how you want to be perceived and remembered."

100% Polyester - 45" X 45" Square - $30.00

ZEBRA'S EDGE
Color 053 Zebra print border in shades of taupe and brown with rust colored center boasting brown spots with sprays of various-sized branches and leaves in shades of beiges and browns

THE SQUARE
Color 054 Wine border decorated in squares with squiggly brown and beige varied width lines connected by white lines and gold dots. Center pattern of various sized and shaped squares and rectangles in beige, medium gray, slate gray and chartreuse outlined in tan. Center pattern also has rectangles made up of dark brown dots

Color 055 Navy blue border decorated in squares with squggly light tan and brown varied-width lines connected by white lines and tan dots. Center pattern of various-sized and shaped squares and rectangles in gold, dark blue, blue/gray and tan. Center pattern also included rectangles made up of light tan spots

MOD
Color 056 Dark gray border with cream white on white center. Center patterned with various-sized and shaped geometric patterns in red, yellow and medium-gray

tTHE HUNT - 100% Polyester - $30.00
Color 057 Red border decorated with multi-gold colored pipes, decorated with gold rings and stirrups all connected by a forest green harness. Each of the four corners contain hunting horns. The next border is surrounded in a gold ring and pictures of horse heads, hunting dogs, riding sticks, stirrups and hunting horns. The center pattern again is outlined with a gold ring and contains a hunting scene

BIG PAISLEYS - 100% Polyester - $30.00
Color 058 The entire scarf is woven into a pattern of both shiny and dull diamonds and printed with a fabulous paisley design. Border is forest green, paisleys consist of gold, forest green and wine

Color 059 Wine border with large tan, royal blue, olive and beige paisleys

Color 060 Navy blue and red squares make up the border of teh is scarf surrounded by large areas of red. Center pattern consists of multi-colored tan, wine, royal blue, yellow and black paisleys

Retelling the Story of Paisley

At the end of the eighteenth century, European army officers and travelers to Kashmir returned home with presents for their wives: the palm-embroidered shawls that had warmed Himalayan women for 500 years. A gift made its way to Empress Josephine and soon woman frequenting the courts of Europe were draped ankle to should in swirls of red and rust. The shawls were huge, two by three-and-a-half meters. They had to be folded in half to be worn.

Since importing fabric from Kashmir was costly, mills sprang up in France and of course Paisley, Scotland, turning out an endless profusion of India flora.

Queen Victoria also fell in love with paisleys from India. Now after a century of decline, they're all the rage in Bordeaux, France.