A handwoven deflected doubleweave merino scarf in orange, brown and beige - 1.8m long, made by Emma Baker in Salisbury
 
This scarf is woven by Emma Baker on her Louet floor loom in Salisbury, Wiltshire using an 8-shaft deflected doubleweave pattern in fine 2/17nm merino lambswool. The three-colour palette - orange, brown and beige creates a warm, earthy combination with a rich tonal range. The zig-zag surface character of the deflected doubleweave gives the scarf depth and visual texture across its 29cm width. After weaving, the fabric was washed to full and soften the merino.
 
1.8m - a generous scarf length
At 29cm wide and 1.8m long, with a 1cm fray at each end, this is a generously proportioned scarf. Long enough to wrap twice, drape over both shoulders, or loop and tie. The orange, brown and beige palette coordinates with charcoal, black, cream, navy, rust and khaki outfits - a versatile combination that works throughout autumn, winter and spring.
 
What makes this scarf special
Handwoven by Emma Baker in Salisbury, Wiltshire on an 8-shaft Louet floor loom
Deflected doubleweave - zig-zag surface in orange, brown and beige
Fine 2/17nm merino lambswool - warm, soft and wet-finished
1.8m long × 29cm wide, 1cm fray at each end
One of a kind
Delivered in a gold embossed branded box
 
A unisex gift
The deflected doubleweave, the generous 1.8m length, and the rich orange/brown/beige palette make this a considered and distinctive gift. A birthday, Christmas or any occasion where a bold, warm-toned handwoven scarf is wanted.