I first met Marina at a series of Botanically Inspired Workshops at Van Dusen Gardens. Seeing her work was like having the garden transported right onto each scarf. A botanical treasure to keep close always! Love the natural dyes and range of colors. Hand rolled, sewn edges make these, totally slow fashion, made with human hands, individual works of art. We met again at Craft House on Granville Island, where her scarves and ties are beautifully displayed and available for purchase.
I am wearing a turquoise silk that has already been all over town. People can not resist touching it and wanting to try it on. It seems to shimmer and move in the sun and lights up any room. Marina gave me a grey one as well, and I will be sharing both in Boston and NYC, soon. Watch for VANTI Scarves worn a million different ways! Thank you Marina Georgiadis! You can find more about her here! Photo one is by Marina, two, three and four are by me and the last is by Dianna Drahanchuk.
I am wearing a turquoise silk that has already been all over town. People can not resist touching it and wanting to try it on. It seems to shimmer and move in the sun and lights up any room. Marina gave me a grey one as well, and I will be sharing both in Boston and NYC, soon. Watch for VANTI Scarves worn a million different ways! Thank you Marina Georgiadis! You can find more about her here! Photo one is by Marina, two, three and four are by me and the last is by Dianna Drahanchuk.
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