SAVED NY X LUKAS THE ILLUSTRATOR "STAG" CASHMERE SCARF
SAVED New York is excited to collaborate with Lukas the Illustrator (LTI), an artist, designer, and world-builder who finds inspiration in the great etchings of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. His designs explore the interactions between humans and nature, creating worlds that harken to a distant and half-forgotten past, finding magic, romance, and tradition in the natural world.
The Stag scarf honors the sure-footed friends of mountaineers. It symbolizes the nobility, strength, and quiet majesty of nature.
SAVED New York’s felted scarves are crafted from ultra-soft, hand-combed felted Mongolian cashmere and thoughtfully designed in collaboration with artists and creatives. Each piece is exquisitely hand-spun and hand-woven with a luxurious suppleness and texture.
- Color: Mint, Gold, Black, and Ivory
- Block printed on 100% Hand-combed felted Mongolian Cashmere
- Finished with handkerchief trim
- Scarf measures 50 in x 50 in
- Made in Nepal at a renowned family-owned workshop
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SAVED New York is excited to collaborate with Lukas the Illustrator (LTI), an artist, designer, and world-builder who finds inspiration in the great etchings of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. His designs explore the interactions between humans and nature, creating worlds that harken to a distant and half-forgotten past, finding magic, romance, and tradition in the natural world.
The Stag scarf honors the sure-footed friends of mountaineers. It symbolizes the nobility, strength, and quiet majesty of nature.
SAVED New York’s felted scarves are crafted from ultra-soft, hand-combed felted Mongolian cashmere and thoughtfully designed in collaboration with artists and creatives. Each piece is exquisitely hand-spun and hand-woven with a luxurious suppleness and texture.
- Color: Mint, Gold, Black, and Ivory
- Block printed on 100% Hand-combed felted Mongolian Cashmere
- Finished with handkerchief trim
- Scarf measures 50 in x 50 in
- Made in Nepal at a renowned family-owned workshop