This handkerchief-style neckscarf borrows its design from a painted 16th-century Dutch tile: a lone figure leading his horse across open fields, rendered in blush and deep wine. Each scarf is made on a family farm in Nepal, where Mongolian cashmere is spun by hand and felted until it’s impossibly light. Knot it at the collar of a trench or tuck it into a crewneck on in-between days when a winter scarf is too much. It really is a wearable work of art. 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