Cherry Blossom Print Silk Scarf, Keli Keli Bloom

Keli is Sanskrit for play. A full square of printed silk twill, 134 by 134 cm, finished with a hand-rolled hem and a fringe tassel at each corner, the Keli Bloom print engineered to the square so the flowers sit where they should and the border runs true to the edge. Full-blown flowers on a gold ground, the old china garden in motion. Tie it at the neck, wear it in the hair, knot it on a bag, or open it as a shawl over black.

• Luxurious 100% silk twill for a fluid, light-catching drape
• Generous square, 134 x 134 cm, hand-rolled hem on all four sides
• Engineered print, borders parallel to the edge
• Fringe tassel at each corner
• Lightweight construction for easy packing
• Free lifetime repairs

Keli means play, pleasure and joyful pastime in Sanskrit. We chose it for a print born from the childhood memories of our co-founders. For Fatema, an immigrant growing up in England, these cherry blossoms carried a profound uplifting joy and transcendence. For Lily, they appeared across generations of her family through century-old English china, carrying that same joy from one life into another.

The scarf holds something of nature’s abundance: beauty does not become less extraordinary because there is more of it. A flower does not need to be the only flower in the garden to matter.

It says: I am one of many, and still entirely extraordinary. We are each bearers of something universal and joyful, even if we are not that rare thing, or the best thing.

Ignore culture, ordinary is extraordinary. You are the gift, carry joy with you.