OEM Shawls Cashew Hook Flower Printed Silk Scarves Mestyler S578

The scarves feature an intricate and captivating paisley - inspired pattern that is both classic and eye - catching. The paisley motifs are composed of swirling teardrop - shaped elements, which are richly detailed with smaller floral and vine - like patterns interwoven within them. These paisley shapes vary in size, creating a dynamic and visually engaging design. The patterns are densely packed across the entire surface of the scarves, giving them a sense of opulence and richness.

We offer these silk scarves in two distinct color variations. The first one showcases a bold red background, upon which the paisley patterns are rendered in a harmonious combination of white, black, and hints of gold. This creates a striking contrast, making the intricate details of the paisley design stand out vividly. The second option features a pristine white base, with the paisley elements in deep reds, blacks, and touches of blue and green, adding a touch of color and depth to the otherwise neutral background. 

The paisley pattern has a long - standing history in fashion, associated with luxury and refinement. They can be styled in countless ways to suit different occasions. For a formal event, drape it over your shoulders as a shawl to add a touch of old - world charm to your evening gown. For a more casual day out, tie it around your neck in a simple knot or loop it through your handbag for a pop of pattern and color. It can also be worn as a headscarf, either wrapped around a ponytail or tied in a turban - style for a trendy and fashionable look.

These scarves offer a soft, smooth texture that feels luxurious against the skin. Silk is known for its natural sheen, which gives the scarves a beautiful luster. The high - quality fabric also ensures durability, although proper care is essential. To maintain the integrity of the scarf, it is recommended to hand - wash it in cold water with a gentle silk - specific detergent. Avoid wringing or twisting the scarf, and instead, gently press out the excess water. Lay it flat to dry in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight. Ironing should be done on a low - heat setting with a pressing cloth to protect the delicate silk fibers.