Japanese Crane Print Scarf Leopard Originally worn as a bridesmaid

Originally worn as a bridesmaid ensemble for the wedding of the original owners' best girlfriend in the early 1970s

crafted from sheer soft fabric with ever so discreet horizontal white lines to enhance the appearance of volume to the skirt

Small are of concern as shown cold be repaired and does not detract from wearingModern Size Indicator*: 6 - 8

this item is likely to be the last of its kind – so don’t miss out

Japanese Crane Print Scarf Leopard Originally worn as a bridesmaidA pair of soaring cranes stretch their wings across a rich magenta ground, rendered in bold silhouette against a pale ivory panel etched with fine wave detailing. The design draws on traditional Japanese motifs, cranes long symbolic of grace, longevity and good fortune, reimagined here in a striking two tone palette. Lightweight and fluid, with a lovely soft sheen. Fold it into a neat band and wear as a headscarf to let the crane motif take centre