For centuries, the ochre deposits at the Paint Pots in Alberta were gathered by Canadian First Nations and ground into pigment, a paint that carried ceremony and meaning across the High Plains. The site still holds that weight today, the iron-rich earth staining the water as it moves over silt and sand, carving small channels in colours that feel both ancient and vivid.

That is the pattern on this scarf. Warm ochre tones, organic and unhurried, are the kind of design that tells a story without announcing it. A piece rooted in the landscape and history of Alberta, worn as something beautiful on the surface and something more considered underneath.

100% silk twill, 124 x 124 cm

Designed in Canada, Made in France