Multicolored striped scarf on a white background
Woman wearing a plaid scarf against a beige background
Striped scarf with blue, red, and gray pattern on a white background
Plaid scarf with a mix of colors on a white background
Plaid patterned scarf on a white background
Woman wearing a large plaid scarf against a beige background
Multicolored striped scarf on a white background
Woman wearing a plaid scarf against a beige background
Striped scarf with blue, red, and gray pattern on a white background
Plaid scarf with a mix of colors on a white background
Plaid patterned scarf on a white background
Woman wearing a large plaid scarf against a beige background
Wallace Sewell

Stolzl Wrap Scarf - Indigo

£160.00
£160.00
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The Indigo wrap is a deep, inky blue paired with a mid-red and blue, creating a sophisticated and rich palette. Influenced by Paul Klee’s ‘Good Place for Fish, 1922’ painting.

Wallace Sewell's Stölzl wraps were designed as part of the collection for the 2019 Bauhaus centenary celebrations. Emma and Harriet were authorised to create a re-edition of Gunta Stölzl’s original ‘Prellerdecke’ blanket, woven for the dormitories at the Bauhaus Dessau in 1926. 

  • 100% Merino Lambswool
  • 245cm x 35cm
  • Please Note: Each style offers 3 variations within the design, therefore ordering exact patterns can not be guaranteed.
  • Dry clean only
About Wallace Sewell

Wallace Sewell is a UK-Based, British design studio, established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell.

The studio seamlessly fuses traditional craftsmanship with modern production, proudly upholding its commitment to manufacturing exclusively in the British Isles. New ideas are created on handlooms at their studios in London and Dorset which are then woven industrially at a family-run UK textile mill in Lancashire - the perfect fusion of modern design and traditional technique. 

Combining innovation with practical solutions, Wallace Sewell are known for their use of colour, structure, and yarn in surprising geometric formats. Often inspired by paintings, they create individual contemporary fabrics with strikingly bold, asymmetric blocks and stripes of varying scales, which bring together a plethora of elements within one piece.

Country of Origin
  • United Kingdom

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