Three handwoven deflected doubleweave merino scarves - reversible, made by Emma Baker in Salisbury. Choose your colourway.
 
Each of these scarves is woven by Emma Baker on an 8-shaft floor loom in Salisbury, Wiltshire using a deflected doubleweave structure in fine merino lambswool. All three are one of a kind. All three are reversible. The three colourways - earthy pink, brown and beige; soft pink and beige; and rich pink, beige and burgundy are closely related but have distinct characters. Choose the palette that suits your wardrobe, or give the choice to the person you’re buying for.
 
What deflected doubleweave produces - and why these scarves are reversible
Deflected doubleweave is built on 8 shafts. The loom constructs two fabric layers at once, with the weft threads periodically deflected between the layers at controlled intervals. Each deflection pulls colour and structure from one face of the cloth to the other. The result is a fabric where the colour arrangement on the front face is genuinely different from the colour arrangement on the back face - not subtly different, but clearly different in balance and distribution. Both faces can be worn on the outside. These scarves give two distinct looks from a single piece of cloth.
 
Choose your colourway
Colourway A - Pink, Brown and Beige (190cm)  Soft pink, warm brown and quiet beige. The brown anchors the combination; the pink adds warmth rather than colour statement. Works naturally with cream, camel and charcoal. Earthy and grounded.
 
Colourway B - Pink and Beige (190cm)  The softest and most delicate of the three — pale pink and warm beige with no darker tone to anchor the palette. The beige dominates; the pink accents. Works with cream, off-white and light neutrals. The most understated option.
 
Colourway C - Pink, Beige and Burgundy (198cm)  The richest of the three. Burgundy deepens the palette and makes the pink and beige appear warmer and more saturated by contrast. Earthy, feminine and bolder. Works with charcoal, black, camel and rust. 8cm longer than the other two at 198cm.
 
Select your preferred colourway from the drop-down menu before adding to cart.
 
What makes these scarves special
Handwoven by Emma Baker in Salisbury, Wiltshire on an 8-shaft floor loom - member of the Artful Collective and Wessex Guild of Craftsmen
Deflected doubleweave structure - complex 8-shaft technique producing a reversible, two-sided fabric 
Fine merino lambswool - warm, soft and naturally breathable 
Reversible - wear either face on the outside for two distinct looks 
Three colourways: Pink, Brown and Beige - Pink and Beige - Pink, Beige and Burgundy
Generous length: 190cm (Colourways A and B) or 198cm (Colourway C), 32cm wide
1cm frayed edge at each end 
One of a kind - each scarf is individually woven, not reproducible 
Presented in a gold-embossed Emma Baker gift box with pink tissue paper lining
 
Dimensions
Colourways A and B: 32cm wide × 190cm long, with a 1cm frayed edge at each end. Colourway C: 32cm wide × 198cm long, with a 1cm frayed edge at each end.
 
A super special gift worth giving
The reversible deflected doubleweave structure, the fine merino lambswool, and the three distinct colour palettes make this collection one of the most considered in Emma’s range. A significant birthday, an anniversary, Mother’s Day for someone who appreciates understated quality, or a Christmas gift for someone who values handcraft. All three colourways arrive in Emma Baker’s gold-embossed gift box with pink tissue paper lining.