£3.75 offIndigo Shibori-Inspired Lightweight Scarf Wrap Shawl with Tassels
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There is something quietly grounding about a good scarf — the way it can shift the energy of a room or an outfit in a single fold. Our boho scarves collection gathers together pieces made for exactly that kind of moment: natural fabrics, expressive prints, and a loose, effortless drape that invites you to wear them your way.
What you will find here
The collection centres on Indian cotton scarves and sari scarves in a wide range of colours, alongside a handful of linen blend pieces with hand-dyed finishes. Many of the cotton scarves are oversized — generously cut at roughly 56 by 183 centimetres (22 by 72 inches) so they work equally well as a boho shawl draped over the shoulders, layered as a head scarf, or knotted loosely at the chest. A few pieces feature fine gold thread woven through the fabric, catching the light in a subtle, deliberate way.
How to choose your scarf
When you are choosing between an oversized scarf and a more fitted wrap, consider what you want it to do. A larger piece like our tie dye scarves offers more versatility — it can be a shawl on a cool evening, a cover-up at the beach, or even a wall hanging or table runner if you prefer to display your textiles. The standard-sized cotton scarves are better suited to everyday wear: knotted at the neck, looped once, or worn loosely over the shoulders with a simple outfit.
Fabric choice matters too. Cotton and linen are both breathable and soft against the skin, but linen has a slightly more textured, relaxed drape that softens further with each wash. If you prefer something with a little more weight and warmth, look for the linen blend oversized scarves in the collection.
Ways to wear and use your boho scarf
Part of the appeal of a boho scarf is its mutability. The same piece can serve as a slow fashion statement on a morning walk, a shawl at an outdoor market, or a layering piece over a simple linen shirt in the evening. Some of our customers use the larger oversized scarves as lightweight throws for the back of a chair or a sofa — a practical way to bring natural fabric into your living space.
For those who like to mark intention in their daily rituals, a scarf worn during meditation or carried through a travel day can serve as a familiar, grounding object — something soft and consistent in an unfamiliar environment. Others simply love the way a well-chosen print can lift a neutral outfit without trying.
Frequently asked questions
What are these boho scarves made from?
Most of the scarves in this collection are made from cotton, with some pieces crafted from a cotton-linen blend. A few styles feature a small amount of gold thread as a decorative accent. All are natural fabric scarves designed to be breathable and comfortable against the skin.
What size are the scarves?
The majority of our Indian cotton scarves are cut at approximately 56 by 183 centimetres (22 by 72 inches) — a versatile, oversized format that works well as a shawl or wrap. Some linen blend pieces are also oversized, while others are cut to a more standard scarf size. Each product listing specifies the exact dimensions.
Can I use an oversized scarf as a shawl?
Yes — the oversized scarves in this collection are well suited to being worn as boho shawls. Their generous cut and natural drape make them comfortable over shoulders without feeling tight or restrictive. They also work well layered over dresses or tops for cooler evenings.
How should I care for my cotton or linen scarf?
We recommend a gentle machine wash on a cool cycle or a hand wash to preserve the colour and texture of the fabric. Air drying will help the natural fibres retain their softness. Avoid harsh detergents or bleach, particularly on the tie dye and printed sari scarves, to keep the colours vibrant.
Do the colours shown match the actual scarf I will receive?
We endeavour to photograph our scarves accurately, but as many are hand-printed or naturally dyed, there can be slight variation between batches. If you have a specific colour preference, it is worth noting that our Indian cotton scarves are available in a curated selection of colour families — blues, purples, greens, and assorted tones — so you can choose a piece that suits your palette.