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Haven Golden Wildflowers & Elk Silk Scarf

Haven Golden Wildflowers & Elk Silk Scarf

Regular price $135.00 USD
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A scarf doesn't technically need elk, wild roses, and Rocky Mountain juniper. But here we are.

Matty Miller Studio’s Haven Scarf is essentially a piece of landscape art you happen to be allowed to wear. Designed for Yellowstone National Park, the illustration places elk among golden wildflowers, yarrow, wild rose, and Rocky Mountain juniper, turning the flora and fauna of the American West into something considerably more interesting than another patterned scarf. Printed on 100% silk, it can be tied around your neck, worn in your hair, wrapped around a bag handle, or framed on the wall if wearing art suddenly feels too conventional. The larger size gives the illustration room to become part of an outfit; the smaller one works beautifully as a bandana or neck scarf. Either way, it has the rare ability to make a white T-shirt look like you thought considerably harder about getting dressed than you actually did.

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  • Original Haven artwork by Matty Miller Studio
  • Designed for Yellowstone National Park as part of the National Parks Collection
  • Features elk surrounded by stylized wildflowers and native botanicals
  • Botanical imagery includes yarrow, wild rose, and Rocky Mountain juniper
  • 100% silk
  • Square silhouette
  • Small: 26" × 26" / 66 × 66 cm
  • Large: 35" × 35" / 90 × 90 cm
  • Wear around the neck, in your hair, tied to a bag, or displayed as textile art


About the Brand:  Matty Miller Studio

Matty Miller Studio makes the kind of art that suggests nature has considerably better pattern recognition than the rest of us. Colorado-based artist Matty Miller draws from landscapes, wildlife, botanicals, and the visual language of the American West, translating her original artwork into paintings, prints, and silk scarves designed to bring a little of the outside into everyday life. The scarves are especially good at blurring the distinction between art and clothing, which is useful because walls already get more than their fair share of the good stuff.

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