SAVED NY X DAMIEN NICOLAS ROUX "LAUREL PAVINGS BLOOMING GREEN" CASHMERE SCARF
SAVED New York is excited to collaborate with Damien Nicolas Roux (DNR), whose work focuses on architecture, design, and traditional French motifs. His designs for SAVED New York capture a lightness and certain French joie de vivre while remaining elegant and tasteful.
The Laurel Pavings scarf reimagines traditional stone patterns through bold graphic design. Bordered by laurel motifs symbolizing honor and achievement, this scarf balances classical elegance with modern distinction.
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.
- Offered in 3 colorways: Blooming Green, Burnt Orange, and Dark Green
- Block printed on 100% Hand-combed felted Mongolian Cashmere
- Finished with handkerchief trim
- Scarf measures 50 in x 50 in
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Made in Nepal at a renowned family-owned workshop
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SAVED New York is excited to collaborate with Damien Nicolas Roux (DNR), whose work focuses on architecture, design, and traditional French motifs. His designs for SAVED New York capture a lightness and certain French joie de vivre while remaining elegant and tasteful.
The Laurel Pavings scarf reimagines traditional stone patterns through bold graphic design. Bordered by laurel motifs symbolizing honor and achievement, this scarf balances classical elegance with modern distinction.
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.
- Offered in 3 colorways: Blooming Green, Burnt Orange, and Dark Green
- 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