Beyond Blue - Handmade cyanotype/hand dyed silk scarf
Personalize your wardrobe with this one-of-a-kind and handmade cyanotype/hand dyed silk scarf!
The silk scarf isn't just an accessory; it's a wearable art that is a statement of style and artistic expression.
It also be lovely as a hair accessory.
This scarf is the perfect accessory for those who love to make a statement with their fashion choices. The combination of the Prussian blue and the vibrant colours dripping into each other creates a unique and eye-catching design that complements any outfit.
Medium: Width: 11” x 51” (28cm x 130cm)
Materials: 100% Silk - lightweight and silky soft
Colours: The alcohol ink creates an intertwined design, adding a unique touch to the cyanotype traditional technique.
All scarves are designed using fresh greenery, flowers, leaves, branches, as well as other flat elements like glass, strings, etc., that are layered over the fabric after alcohol ink is applied.
My love for cyanotype comes from the process of experimentation. No two prints are alike!
Please be aware that, while the colours are correct on my own screen, computer monitor colouring can vary.
Handmade with love and care by Patricia Vega.
Personalize your wardrobe with this one-of-a-kind and handmade cyanotype/hand dyed silk scarf!
The silk scarf isn't just an accessory; it's a wearable art that is a statement of style and artistic expression.
It also be lovely as a hair accessory.
This scarf is the perfect accessory for those who love to make a statement with their fashion choices. The combination of the Prussian blue and the vibrant colours dripping into each other creates a unique and eye-catching design that complements any outfit.
Medium: Width: 11” x 51” (28cm x 130cm)
Materials: 100% Silk - lightweight and silky soft
Colours: The alcohol ink creates an intertwined design, adding a unique touch to the cyanotype traditional technique.
All scarves are designed using fresh greenery, flowers, leaves, branches, as well as other flat elements like glass, strings, etc., that are layered over the fabric after alcohol ink is applied.
My love for cyanotype comes from the process of experimentation. No two prints are alike!
Please be aware that, while the colours are correct on my own screen, computer monitor colouring can vary.
Handmade with love and care by Patricia Vega.
Personalize your wardrobe with this one-of-a-kind and handmade cyanotype/hand dyed silk scarf!
The silk scarf isn't just an accessory; it's a wearable art that is a statement of style and artistic expression.
It also be lovely as a hair accessory.
This scarf is the perfect accessory for those who love to make a statement with their fashion choices. The combination of the Prussian blue and the vibrant colours dripping into each other creates a unique and eye-catching design that complements any outfit.
Medium: Width: 11” x 51” (28cm x 130cm)
Materials: 100% Silk - lightweight and silky soft
Colours: The alcohol ink creates an intertwined design, adding a unique touch to the cyanotype traditional technique.
All scarves are designed using fresh greenery, flowers, leaves, branches, as well as other flat elements like glass, strings, etc., that are layered over the fabric after alcohol ink is applied.
My love for cyanotype comes from the process of experimentation. No two prints are alike!
Please be aware that, while the colours are correct on my own screen, computer monitor colouring can vary.
Handmade with love and care by Patricia Vega.
Important Care Instructions.
The image is permanent, but the blue colour will change to yellow if washed with phosphates, soda, borax or bleach. To preserve the original blue colour – hand wash using only a small amount of non-phosphate liquid soap. Use just water if possible. Rinse thoroughly, and dry flat in the shade. Not suitable for frequent washing. Blueprints can be ironed using a dry iron. Dry cleaning is not recommended.
What is Cyanotype?
Cyanotype is one of the oldest photographic printing processes in the history of photography. It was introduced by the astronomer and scientist John Herschel in 1842.
Cyanotype photography is a camera-less technique that involves laying an object on paper coated with a light sensitive solution of iron salts before exposing it to UV light and washing with water to create stunning white and Prussian blue images.
The cyanotype is a real collaboration with the natural elements: the sun, the water, the air, and the earth.
