Red Scarves

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Explore NOVICA's unique collection of Red Scarves, showcasing the creativity of our textile artisans. This rich, radiant collection ranges from cool comfortable cottons to intricate traditional designs handwoven on backstrap looms. It includes artfully embellished fine hand-finished silk and wool scarves handcrafted by global artisans.

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Rayon chenille scarf, 'Crimson Embrace'

Charlotte

Apr 18, 2024

Beautiful chenille scarf. Perfect accent with dark winter coats.

I'm allergic to wool, so this scarf has been perfect for warmth in winter. The colors are beautiful. I'm able to wrap this around my neck twice and still have enough length to tie the ends in a fashionable knot. It's very soft against the skin and has not pulled or snagged, as it is very tightly woven. Would make a wonderful gift.

Cotton scarves, 'Delightful Breeze in Red' (pair)

Helen K

May 2, 2021

Summer wear scarves.

Light and breezy scarves to wear individually or together for more color variation. Fine weave great for summer with coordinating outfit. Lovely! Thank you. Helen, Wales UK

Baby alpaca and silk blend scarf, 'Options in Currant'

Pamela

Oct 5, 2019

WARMTH AND BEAUTY

This scarf is absolutely gorgeous. It drapes beautifully and has a lovely sheen. This scarf will serve many purposes - adding light weight warmth or adding the finishing touch to an outfit. Very happy with my purchase.

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Red Scarves

Always chic, a red scarf adds vibrant elegance to all wardrobes, all year long. At Novica we have gathered an amazing assortment of red scarves from around the world, in styles that are ideal for both women and men.

From Bali, red silk scarves with lush flowers are printed with legendary batik techniques. From Peru, a red scarf and alpaca wool gloves are perfect for cold winter days. Lightweight and incredibly warm, alpaca wool has been prized since the days of the Inca Empire. Our collection includes red cotton scarves from Guatemala that are woven on back strap looms by talented Maya women who also prepare their own dyes, just like they were taught by their mothers and grandmothers.

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