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Cliffs Custom Scarf

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For a second season, artist Betsy Olmsted has reinterpreted a series of original paintings by Georgia OKeeffe into an artful and functional textile collection for self and home exclusively for us. Taking cues from OKeeffes Untitled (Red and Yellow Cliffs), 1940, the Cliffs Scarf transforms the earthen reds and ochres of Ghost Ranch onto a 40 square of cotton/silk fabric that drapes wonderfully.

Printed in India on a blend of 55% cotton, 45% silk for a luxurious feel; dry clean or hand wash cool. Measures 40 by 40.

Betsy Olmsted
Founded in 2011, Betsy brings both luxury and whimsy to her textile collections of housewares and accessories. Printed to look hand painted, her collection features exclusive designs created by Betsy using watercolor and gouache. With a bold color palette, natural fabrics, and exceptional quality, each piece is sure to become heirloom treasures. Her studio is located in historic Saratoga Springs, New York. Betsy has worked with companies such as Anthropologie, Terrain, The Land of Nod, and West Elm. She holds her BA from Skidmore College and MS in Textile Design from Philadelphia University

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Exclusively made for the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Store, artist Betsy Olmsted has reinterpreted a series of original paintings by Georgia O’Keeffe into an artful and functional textile collection for self and home. Taking cues from O’Keeffe’s, Untitled Red and Yellow Cliffs 1940, the Pedernal Scarf presents patterns of bold color from the New Mexican landscape on a square of cotton/silk fabric that drapes wonderfully.

Printed in India on a blend of 55% cotton, 45% silk for a luxurious feel; dry clean or hand wash cool. Measures 40 by 40.

Founded in 2011, Betsy brings both luxury and whimsy to her textile collections of housewares and accessories. Printed to look hand painted, her collection features exclusive designs created by Betsy using watercolor and gouache. With a bold color palette, natural fabrics, and exceptional quality, each piece is sure to become heirloom treasures. Her studio is located in historic Saratoga Springs, New York.

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