Hold Fast Scarf with Boat, Sun, Moon & Rainbow

Wrap yourself in an extraordinary scarf—a piece of art you can wear. At its heart, a Victorian woman rows fearlessly through the storm, a symbol of unwavering strength and determination. Behind her, the majestic Brig ship, borrowed from an 1851 Fitz Henry Lane painting, sails through history, whispering tales of voyages past. And just when the journey feels uncertain, a joyful rainbow and a rising sun emerge, borrowed from an antique postcard, a promise that hope always finds a way.

Vintage lettering and soaring seagulls, salvaged from an 1882 ship merchant poster, dance across the fabric, echoing the spirit of the open sea. Framing this masterpiece is a mesmerizing trim, pieced together from a 200-year-old textile fragment woven with suns, moons, and stars—its origins a mystery, its story left to the imagination.

Drape it, tie it, let it billow in the wind—this scarf is more than an accessory, it's a wearable dream, a reminder to weather the storms and chase the light. Whether wrapped around your shoulders on a breezy day or knotted effortlessly at your neck, it’s a piece that speaks of adventure, nostalgia, and the endless beauty of the unknown.

Hand-wash and hang to dry. Measures 68cm by 155cm.