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Welcome to Novica's Red Scarves Gallery! Discover patterned, batik and solid red scarves in our unique collection below:
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Tie-dyed silk scarf, 'Macaw Colors'
By Maria
A piece of art..
I saw this scarf at a raffle and was taken by the richness of the colors. Macaw colors sums it up. Though I didn?t win it I research it which led me to Venita. This stunning silk piece is a focal piece to any outfit. Venita is my go to for the unusual yet functional. Thanks
Baby alpaca and silk blend scarf, 'Options in Currant'
By Pamela
WARMTH AND BEAUTY
This scarf is absolutely gorgeous. It drapes beautifully and has a lovely sheen. This scarf will serve many purposes - adding light weight warmth or adding the finishing touch to an outfit. Very happy with my purchase.
Cotton scarf, 'Crimson Mystique'
By Irene
Proud to Wear This Brilliant Scarf
"Crimson Mystique" scarf has deep wine-red stripes set off by narrow strands of gray-blue, cream, and black. It's very striking and the weaving is meticulous. Having often lent to the women Maya weavers on Kiva, I'm so happy to find a source of their art to further help them improve their families' lives. Thank you!
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Vinita Batik accessories
Write a review'When asked about any challenges to overcome, I would say that I never have any obstacles. I think I do what I can do and don't force things that are not ready or things that I cannot do.'
"Hello, My name is Vinita Tongtawat. My first name comes from the combination of my father's (Pinit) and my mother's (Viboonwan) names. Although my name is not defined in the dictionary, I'm very proud of this name. It is the name given by my parents with their love. I was born in Lampang, then... read more
Popular Red Scarves
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Unique Silk Scarf from Thailand, "Crimson Wilderness"
$29.99Vinita plays with bold colors for the design of this silk scarf. Selecting a palette of red and earthy brown hues, she uses tie-dye techniques to color this trendy scarf.
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Cotton Wrap Scarves in Red Pink and Orange (Pair), "Delightful Breeze in Red"
$29.95Thai artisan Vinita designs a fiery pair of wrap scarves. Woven by hand of cotton, the scarves are lightweight and breezy, completed with dainty fringes at each end. One scarf features an ombre fade... Read More
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100% Baby Alpaca Infinity Scarf in Cherry from Peru, "Subtle Style in Cherry"
$44.99Alfredo Falcon designs this stylish infinity scarf from Peru's Andean highlands. It is knit using soft baby alpaca wool for a subtle, pleasing pattern. This lightweight accessory is dyed a solid color... Read More
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Alpaca Scarf Handloomed Peru Accessories, "Fire"
$59.99Impassioned red and soft yellow create a powerful contrast in a design by Wilmer Vilchez. The scarf is woven on a traditional loom with soft baby alpaca, referring to the season’s first shear.
Red Scarves
Always chic, a red scarf adds vibrant elegance to all wardrobes, all year long. At Novica we have gathered an amazing assortment of red scarves from around the world, in styles that are ideal for both women and men.
From Bali, red silk scarves with lush flowers are printed with legendary batik techniques. From Peru, a red scarf and alpaca wool gloves are perfect for cold winter days. Lightweight and incredibly warm, alpaca wool has been prized since the days of the Inca Empire. Our collection includes red cotton scarves from Guatemala that are woven on back strap looms by talented Maya women who also prepare their own dyes, just like they were taught by their mothers and grandmothers.
From Bali, red silk scarves with lush flowers are printed with legendary batik techniques. From Peru, a red scarf and alpaca wool gloves are perfect for cold winter days. Lightweight and incredibly warm, alpaca wool has been prized since the days of the Inca Empire. Our collection includes red cotton scarves from Guatemala that are woven on back strap looms by talented Maya women who also prepare their own dyes, just like they were taught by their mothers and grandmothers.
