The very fine and correspondingly transparent fabric of this scarf consists of half cotton and half silk, which on the one hand gives it a smooth feel as well as a flowing drape and on the other hand gives it skin-friendly wearing properties. The striped scarf ends run into narrow fringed edges.

Bringing the best of the East to the West. Nothing less has the Indian label Blue Valley set out to do. It does this by bridging Blue Valley between traditional and contemporary craftsmanship. The hand-woven scarves, for example, are an expression of a vanishing art of eastern India. The fibers used - cotton, linen and silk - are locally sourced.