Vive Textiles | Naturally Dyed Silk Bandana Scarf – Eucalyptus Grove
The Eucalyptus Grove Bandana is a wearable piece of the forest, eco-printed using real Feather Eucalyptus leaves. Each scarf is botanically hand-dyed one at a time in the Vive Textiles studio, where the unique leaf silhouettes are transferred directly onto the fabric. The result is a one-of-a-kind "botanical fingerprint" that captures the ethereal movement and organic textures of the grove.
Crafted from an airy, mid-weight silk habotai, this bandana features a soft sheen and a delicate drape. Because these are created using living pigments, each piece is a unique work of art that feels distinct yet consistent in its sophisticated, earthy aesthetic.
Size: 21" x 21" (Standard Bandana size).
Material: 100% Silk Habotai with machine-hemmed edges.
Process: Hand-dyed and eco-printed with Feather Eucalyptus leaves.
Designer: Vive Textiles
Origin: Hand-dyed to order in the USA.
The Eucalyptus Grove Bandana is a wearable piece of the forest, eco-printed using real Feather Eucalyptus leaves. Each scarf is botanically hand-dyed one at a time in the Vive Textiles studio, where the unique leaf silhouettes are transferred directly onto the fabric. The result is a one-of-a-kind "botanical fingerprint" that captures the ethereal movement and organic textures of the grove.
Crafted from an airy, mid-weight silk habotai, this bandana features a soft sheen and a delicate drape. Because these are created using living pigments, each piece is a unique work of art that feels distinct yet consistent in its sophisticated, earthy aesthetic.
Size: 21" x 21" (Standard Bandana size).
Material: 100% Silk Habotai with machine-hemmed edges.
Process: Hand-dyed and eco-printed with Feather Eucalyptus leaves.
Designer: Vive Textiles
Origin: Hand-dyed to order in the USA.
About Vive Textiles
By rejecting synthetic pigments and focusing on small-batch, made-to-order production, Vive Textiles bridges the gap between ancient dye traditions and modern, sustainable luxury. At Revelry, we love that Lauren’s pieces feel like a wearable record of the Oregon seasons, capturing the spirit of the Pacific Northwest in every silk bandana.
