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de Le Cuona | Silk & Alpaca Paisley Bandana – Aubergine

de Le Cuona | Silk & Alpaca Paisley Bandana – Aubergine

Regular price £450.00 GBP
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The Paisley Bandana is a throw, not a cloth by the metre, and it is made to be handled. The name tells you the pattern: a paisley, scaled in the manner of a bandana, so the motif is gathered and contained rather than spread across a wide field. Silk and alpaca together give it a soft, slightly lustrous surface that feels warm to the touch. In Aubergine the colour is deep and a little muted, closer to a ripe plum than to a bright purple, and it holds its depth in low evening light.

Practical details are limited, and we would rather give you what we know than guess at the rest. This is the de Le Cuona Silk & Alpaca Paisley Bandana in Aubergine, reference SAP1S, sold each. It measures 145 cm in width, and the fibres are silk and alpaca. We have not been given the length, the exact blend or the place of manufacture, so please ask us to confirm those before you buy if they matter to your plans.

We tend to use a throw like this in three ways. Folded once along the arm of a sofa, it adds a dark, warm note to a neutral scheme without any need for new cushions. Laid across the foot of a bed, it works over white or oatmeal linen, where the aubergine reads as a single considered accent. And draped over a reading chair in a study or bedroom it suits the intimate scale of the room well. We would pair it with natural linen, dark timber and brass, and keep other patterns quiet around it.

As a throw it needs no making up, which is much of its appeal. For care, we would follow the maker's label, and with silk and alpaca we would suggest gentle handling, dry cleaning rather than home washing, and keeping it out of strong direct sun, which can fade deep colours over time. Store it folded in a breathable cotton bag rather than plastic. If you are choosing for a particular room, hold it against your upholstery first, as aubergine can look quite different against warm and cool backgrounds.

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