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Hand Painted Rayon Bandana, "Soleil"

Name: Hand Painted Rayon Bandana, 'Soleil'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 408060
Price: 29.35 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Product ID: 408060

by Sandilou (2)

Hand painted by Haitian artisans, this bold bandana from Sandilou is a great addition to any outfit. The colourful scarf is woven from soft rayon with... more

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Hand painted by Haitian artisans, this bold bandana from Sandilou is a great addition to any outfit. The colourful scarf is woven from soft rayon with a beautiful drape. The bandana scarf can be worn a multitude of ways; tied around the neck, in the hair, or used as a colourful hat band.

90 grams
0.2 lbs

68.6 cm L x 55.9 cm W
27" L x 22" W

Metric

US/Imperial

100% rayon
Made in Haiti
Ships fast from USA
Product ID: 408060

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Terri

From Boca Raton, Florida

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Dec 01, 2023

“Pretty blouse”

Nicely .made and colorful blouse.

Any time wear

Purchased Item Sugarcane Shadows, Rayon Short-Sleeved Top

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Nicole

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May 26, 2022

“Beautiful!!!”

I wore this beautiful dress out to dinner with my mom and received so many compliments on how wonderful I looked. Thank you so much . I have loved everything that I have purchased from Novica . Everyone has been Blessed with great talent .

Purchased Item Haitian Palms, Long Hand-Painted Rayon Caftan from Haiti

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Meet the Artist

Sandilou

The interest in painting on fabric was born when Sandra Hollant Russo and her husband did a prêt-à-porter with Haitian textiles. The result was too... read more