Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from a lustrous silk satin with raw edge detailing. Bandhani is a very old technique stemming from the Indus river valley. It have been practiced in this region for thousands of years and is one of the oldest textile surface design techniques in India. Each dot you see is painstakingly hand tied with thread. This creates a resist for the dye. The tied piece is then submerged in a dye bath. After drying the threads are removed to reveal a pattern of resist dots. This process is repeated for for multi-color designs.

I bought these pieces directly from the makers in Kutch, India while visiting their workshop. Pricing reflects the density of dots in each scarf and a set pricing structure compatible with the international demand for this technique. We love to see it! I hope to work more with these artisans on exclusive projects for Last Chance Textiles. In the meantime I was thrilled to be able to purchase some of their ready-made inventory as a step towards building that relationship. I hope you like what I've brought back for y'all!

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from a lustrous silk satin with raw edge detailing. Bandhani is a very old technique stemming from the Indus river valley. It have been practiced in this region for thousands of years and is one of the oldest textile surface design techniques in India. Each dot you see is painstakingly hand tied with thread. This creates a resist for the dye. The tied piece is then submerged in a dye bath. After drying the threads are removed to reveal a pattern of resist dots. This process is repeated for for multi-color designs.

I bought these pieces directly from the makers in Kutch, India while visiting their workshop. Pricing reflects the density of dots in each scarf and a set pricing structure compatible with the international demand for this technique. We love to see it! I hope to work more with these artisans on exclusive projects for Last Chance Textiles. In the meantime I was thrilled to be able to purchase some of their ready-made inventory as a step towards building that relationship. I hope you like what I've brought back for y'all!

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from a lustrous silk satin with raw edge detailing. Bandhani is a very old technique stemming from the Indus river valley. It have been practiced in this region for thousands of years and is one of the oldest textile surface design techniques in India. Each dot you see is painstakingly hand tied with thread. This creates a resist for the dye. The tied piece is then submerged in a dye bath. After drying the threads are removed to reveal a pattern of resist dots. This process is repeated for for multi-color designs.

I bought these pieces directly from the makers in Kutch, India while visiting their workshop. Pricing reflects the density of dots in each scarf and a set pricing structure compatible with the international demand for this technique. We love to see it! I hope to work more with these artisans on exclusive projects for Last Chance Textiles. In the meantime I was thrilled to be able to purchase some of their ready-made inventory as a step towards building that relationship. I hope you like what I've brought back for y'all!

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from a lustrous silk satin with raw edge detailing. Bandhani is a very old technique stemming from the Indus river valley. It have been practiced in this region for thousands of years and is one of the oldest textile surface design techniques in India. Each dot you see is painstakingly hand tied with thread. This creates a resist for the dye. The tied piece is then submerged in a dye bath. After drying the threads are removed to reveal a pattern of resist dots. This process is repeated for for multi-color designs.

I bought these pieces directly from the makers in Kutch, India while visiting their workshop. Pricing reflects the density of dots in each scarf and a set pricing structure compatible with the international demand for this technique. We love to see it! I hope to work more with these artisans on exclusive projects for Last Chance Textiles. In the meantime I was thrilled to be able to purchase some of their ready-made inventory as a step towards building that relationship. I hope you like what I've brought back for y'all!

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from handwoven Peace Silk (non-violent silk). The silk moths are allowed to hatch out of their cocoon and live out a full, natural lifecycle. As a result of the cocoon hatch, the fiber is broken into shorter pieces and then handspun into yarn.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Tie Dye Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using an ancient tie-and-dye resist technique called Bandhani.

Made from handwoven Peace Silk (non-violent silk). The silk moths are allowed to hatch out of their cocoon and live out a full, natural lifecycle. As a result of the cocoon hatch, the fiber is broken into shorter pieces and then handspun into yarn.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Block Printed by Hand

A intricate antique lily pattern traverses across sunny shades of yellow and orange. The diagonal concept is similar to our popular switcheroo bandana- meaning you get three bandanas in one depending on how you fold it! This oversized bandana is hand block printed on airy Indian cotton-silk, a very fun and versatile accessory to wear year-round.

Made in collaboration with the Jaipur artisan studio of, Shaivyya Gupta.  Shaivyya is known for her colorful aesthetic that infuses the local Jaipur design vernacular with historic architectural details and op-art compositions. Then she works with master block printer artisans to lay these patterns down.  We hope you'll love the designs she and her team created exclusively for Last Chance Textiles customers! 

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Block Printed by Hand

An inviting portal into a land of technicolor daydreams and cheerful mix + match stripes! This large scarf is hand block printed on airy Indian cotton-silk, a very fun and versatile accessory to wear year-round.

Made in collaboration with the Jaipur artisan studio of, Shaivyya Gupta.  Shaivyya is known for her colorful aesthetic that infuses the local Jaipur design vernacular with historic architectural details and op-art compositions. Then she works with master block printer artisans to lay these patterns down.  We hope you'll love the designs she and her team created exclusively for Last Chance Textiles customers! 

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Block Printed by Hand

An art deco border frames out pretty roses and vines. A mix-and-match that could only be made in Jaipur, India where such concoctions are seen daily in the walled city. It's all tied together with a flattering mineral turquoise color palette. This oversized bandana is hand-block-printed on airy Indian cotton-silk, a very fun and versatile accessory to wear year-round.

Made in collaboration with Shaivyya Gupta.  Shaivyya is known for her colorful aesthetic that infuses the local Jaipur design vernacular with historic architectural details and op-art compositions. Then she works with master block printer artisans to lay these patterns down.  We hope you'll love the designs she and her team created exclusively for Last Chance Textiles customers! 

Scarf Details

Block Printed by Hand

A intricate antique lily pattern traverses across sunny shades of yellow and orange. The diagonal concept is similar to our popular switcheroo bandana- meaning you get three bandanas in one depending on how you fold it! This oversized bandana is hand block printed on airy Indian cotton-silk, a very fun and versatile accessory to wear year-round.

Made in collaboration with the Jaipur artisan studio of, Shaivyya Gupta.  Shaivyya is known for her colorful aesthetic that infuses the local Jaipur design vernacular with historic architectural details and op-art compositions. Then she works with master block printer artisans to lay these patterns down.  We hope you'll love the designs she and her team created exclusively for Last Chance Textiles customers! 

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Block Print Wool Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using a distinctive block print technique called Ajrakh.

Hand printed on a mid-weight merino wool weave. This fabric has a nice rustic and cozy feeling. The way the printing method and dyes react with the wool, it has a beautiful naturally faded look. Traditional Ajrakh printing is rooted in the use of natural dyes, resists, and blocks made from wood and metal. This oversized bandana with medallions and geometric border is a beautiful example of the craft's connection to Islamic designs.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

Scarf Details

Block Print Wool Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using a distinctive block print technique called Ajrakh.

Hand printed on a mid-weight merino wool weave. This fabric has a nice rustic and cozy feeling. The way the printing method and dyes react with the wool, it has a beautiful naturally faded look. Traditional Ajrakh printing is rooted in the use of natural dyes, resists, and blocks made from wood and metal. This oversized bandana with ogee tesselation and paisley border is a beautiful example of the craft's connection to Islamic designs.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

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Block Print Silk Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using a distinctive block print technique called Ajrakh.

Hand printed on a smooth lustrous silk. Traditional Ajrakh printing is rooted in the use of natural dyes, resists, and blocks made from wood and metal. This oversized scarf with 'ogee' tessalation is a beautiful example of the craft's connection to Islamic designs.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

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Block Print Silk Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using a distinctive block print technique called Ajrakh.

Hand printed on a smooth lustrous silk. Traditional Ajrakh printing is rooted in the use of natural dyes, resists, and blocks made from wood and metal. This scarf features a key pattern motif; small resist dots printed with acacia gum. The block itself is made from metal nails hammered into a wooden base. Although traditionally Ajrakh prints are more elaborate, this design pulls out a mainstay motif to use in a minimal and timeless composition.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

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Block Print Silk Scarf

Designed and handcrafted by heritage artisans in India using a distinctive block print technique called Ajrakh.

Hand printed on a smooth lustrous silk. Traditional Ajrakh printing is rooted in the use of natural dyes, resists, and blocks made from wood and metal. This oversized scarf with 'ogee' tesselation is a beautiful example of the craft's connection to Islamic designs.

Curious about the story behind this process? Read more here.

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Silver Bandana Slides

These collectible bandana slides are the perfect adornment for a LCT bandana or your favorite vintage scarf. Each piece is unique, handcrafted from sterling silver and oxidized for a lived-in soulful keepsake. Handmade for us by Richard Schmidt Jewelry, a three generation family located in the historic town of La Grange, Texas.

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Jolly Plaid Scarf

It is Rainbow Bright meets Scottish tartan. The richly colored plaid scarf is comprised of beautiful winter jewel tones and chocolate brown making it feel both sophisticated and fun! A colorful twisted fringe and bright orange supplementary weft details add in eye-catching handmade texture. Made from 100% khadi (handspun) cotton, this medium weight textile is enough to keep you cozy without overheating.

Read more about the charitable trust and small town where these are made.

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Handwoven Cowboy Scarf

"Winslow" features tonal stripes of silk and cotton rust reds- each outlined by a plied texture yarn. Winslow was designed to be a bold statement scarf. Woven with Khadi (handspun) cotton and silk this weave is gauzy with subtle textures and shine.

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Handwoven Stripe Scarf

"Olema" is a technicolor dream stripe scarf for any season! The open fringe shows off the fascinating texture of handspun yarn. Layered on top of these colorful stripes is a cross-grain stitch of supplementary weft, because well, “more is more”. Woven with Khadi (handspun) cotton, this weave is gauzy with subtle texture and shine.

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Khadi Cotton Scarf

"Amboy" features a green and brown tie-dyed grid is framed by citrus and natural cotton striping. The spontaneous check at center is created with a tie-dyed yarn technique.  Woven with Khadi (handspun) cotton, this weave is gauzy with subtle textures and flecks of color indicative of the organic handmade yarn. 

Scarf Details

• 100% Khadi (handspun) Organic Cotton

• Handwoven in Maheshwar, India

• Yarns dyed with Natural and AZO-Free Dyes

• Approximately 38" by 38"

• Hand wash with care

Please note due to the hand-made quality, each scarf is unique and may vary slightly from the pictured. 

COZY SCARF

This reversible scarf blends two inspirations; the artist Bridget Riley, a pioneer of the 1960s op-art movement, and historical handloom double-weave fabrics. Like Riley’s work this scarf uses repetitive black and white shapes to create an optical effect.

And like the historical double weave fabrics, this knitted scarf is “two-faced”, the colors inverting to create a light and dark side. You can read more about history about two-faced fabric on the blog.

• 12" by 68"

• 100% Combed Cotton

• Made in New York, USA

• Machine wash in cold water with like items. Tumble dry on low heat.

Handmade Jewelry Slides

I bought these sterling silver slides on my travels through Rajasthan, India. A region known for it’s exquisite handmade jewelry. These *limited edition* souvenirs are perfectly patina-ed and full of delightful handmade details.

This SHIELDS collection features oversized discs in the 'rawa' technique. Rawa is Hindi for granulated wheat, the jewelry is identifiable by the tiny silver dots (granules) that are individually placed by hand.

Scarf Slide Details

• 100% Sterling Silver (925 Stamped)

• Handmade in Rajasthan, India

• Adjustable to fit most scarves and bandanas

• Approximately 1.5 inches diameter

Make Your Own Cyanotype Bandana

Create a one-of-a-kind bandana using one of the oldest forms of photography-Cyanotype. Also known as sun printing, this process blends chemistry, art, and nature for a satisfyingly hands-on project that is fun for everyone!

The standard kit includes one cotton bandana and two cotton practice swatches.

Read more about cyanotype here. Check out our IG highlight for FAQ and inspiration.

Kit Details

Handmade Jewelry Slides

I bought these sterling silver slides on my travels through Rajasthan, India. A region known for it’s exquisite handmade jewelry. These *limited edition* souvenirs are perfectly patina-ed and full of delightful handmade details.

This CUFFS collection features designs in the 'rawa' technique as well as stamped and cast designs. Rawa is Hindi for granulated wheat, the jewelry is identifiable by the tiny silver dots (granules) that are individually placed by hand.

Scarf Slide Details

• 100% Sterling Silver (925 Stamped)

• Handmade in Rajasthan, India

• Adjustable to fit most scarves and bandanas

• Approximately 1 to 1.5" inches tall

Handmade Jewelry Slides

I bought these sterling silver slides on my travels through Rajasthan, India. A region known for it’s exquisite handmade jewelry. These *limited edition* souvenirs are perfectly patina-ed and full of delightful handmade details.

This SUNS collection features radiating designs in the 'rawa' technique. Rawa is Hindi for granulated wheat, the jewelry is identifiable by the tiny silver dots (granules) that are individually placed by hand.

Scarf Slide Details

• 100% Sterling Silver (925 Stamped)

• Handmade in Rajasthan, India

• Adjustable to fit most scarves and bandanas

• Approximately 1 to 1.5" inches tall

Handmade Jewelry Slides

I bought these sterling silver slides on my travels through Rajasthan, India. A region known for it’s exquisite handmade jewelry. These *limited edition* souvenirs are perfectly patina-ed and full of delightful handmade details.

This WHEELS collection features rotational designs in the 'rawa' technique. Rawa is Hindi for granulated wheat, the jewelry is identifiable by the tiny silver dots (granules) that are individually placed by hand.

Scarf Slide Details

• 100% Sterling Silver (925 Stamped)

• Handmade in Rajasthan, India

• Adjustable to fit most scarves and bandanas

• Approximately 1 to 1.5" inches tall

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Rose Bandana Print

Naturally dyed with fresh indigo.  Rosey-Danna is screen printed by hand with a pattern inspired by Art Deco illustrator George Barbier, 18th century French textiles AND a border tribute to Indian woodblock printing.  Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  Yep! This one is a real trip.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Naturally dyed with madder root, woodflower, sea salt, and iron earth.  Rosey-Danna is screen printed by hand with a pattern inspired by Art Deco illustrator George Barbier, 18th century French textiles AND a border tribute to Indian woodblock printing.  Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  Yep! This one is a real trip.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Dyed with natural madder root, pomegranate, and iron earth. You can use these bandana to play chess or checkers along with keeping your neck cozy warm.  Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Floral Print Bandana

Rambling roses cover this soft silk noil bandana naturally dyed with madder root and pomegranate. Silk noil is a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking. She's the perfect bandana to tie in your hair whether you're gardening at home or traveling the backcountry. Wear it as a reminder that wild beauty always comes with a few thorns.

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Rambling roses cover this soft silk noil bandana naturally dyed with real indigo. Silk noil is a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking. She's the perfect bandana to tie in your hair whether you're gardening at home or traveling the backcountry. Wear it as a reminder that wild beauty always comes with a few thorns.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Calico Cowgirl Bandana

Naturally dyed with madder root, pomegranate and woodflower. Field-Danna is printed by hand with a pattern inspired by California allergy season, french sample books, and the town of Zalipie, Poland. (More on that mashup here.) Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  Achoo! Bless you, flowered friend.

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Dyed with madder root, burnt ash, and sea salt.  Dot-Danna is screen printed by hand with polka dot pattern inspired by turn-of-the-century rotary prints.  Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

New Fabric: We've switched to lighter-weight silk noil, a softer printing process, and an extra pre-wash for that plush, broken-in feeling!

Dyed with natural indigo and turmeric.  Dot-Danna is screen printed by hand with polka dot pattern inspired by turn-of-the century rotary prints.  Made from silk noil, a fabric with a slightly nubby texture that is naturally warm and wicking.  

Silk Bandana Details

• 100% Silk Noil

• Ethically Made in India

• Appx 20” x 20”

• Rolled Hem. Bandanas have a classic 1 selvedge detail. We use the full width of fabric to reduce waste.

Handmade Notes: Naturally dyed color may vary across dye lots. Expect some fading and patina over time, this is inherent to textiles dyed with plants and should be embraced. Variation in dye color, print, and sewing is testament to the handmade process.

Care: You can read more about how to care for all of our products here.

Travel Checkers Set

Sometimes the distraction of a game can be a real life-saver, or at the very least a morale-booster. A checkerboard bandana might just be that same timely remedy for folks on the go, easily stashed in a pack, pocket, or in the car. Just grab this travel checkers set and you are ready, set, GO!

Set Details

• Includes organic cotton bandana, 24 wooden playing pieces, and drawstring bag.

• Bandana Made in India

• Bag and Checkers Made in USA and Assembled in Oregon.

• Appx 6” x 8” x 2"