Fortune Cotton Silk Bandana

Luck is mostly impossible to control, but there’s no reason you can’t dress like you have a system.

Centinelle’s Fortune Bandana covers a soft cotton-silk twill with hand-illustrated lucky cats, dice, celestial symbols, and assorted charms, assembling the visual equivalent of keeping your fingers permanently crossed. The 70% cotton and 30% silk blend gives it enough structure to hold a knot while keeping the softness, drape, and slight sheen that make it feel like something more considered than an ordinary bandana. The size gives you plenty to work with: tie it around your neck, over your head, onto a bag, or wherever the outfit seems like it could use better odds. The original artwork is illustrated by Cris Rose-Guizar in California, which means even the superstitions have considerably more personality than usual. Will it actually improve your luck? Statistically, probably not. But neither will leaving the house without it.

The Details

• Cotton-silk twill bandana
• Original Fortune illustration by Cris Rose-Guizar
• Features lucky cats, dice, celestial symbols + good-luck motifs
• Illustrated by hand in California
• 70% cotton twill + 30% silk
• Approx. 23" × 23" / 60 × 60 cm
• Smooth hand + subtle sheen
• One-sided print
• Machine-stitched hem
• Ethically sourced
• Designed to be worn multiple ways

About the Brand:  Centinelle

California artist and designer Cris Rose-Guizar turns her fascination with nature, animals, food, and the slightly peculiar things around us into illustrated scarves, bandanas, and accessories. Rather than treating silk as something reserved for tasteful florals and extremely serious horses, Centinelle gives you bumblebees, persimmons, garden gnomes, squirrels, mushrooms, cats, chard, and whatever else Rose-Guizar finds interesting enough to draw. The pieces are designed to be versatile and worn repeatedly, combining traditional accessory shapes with artwork that refuses to behave quite so traditionally.