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Matcha Bandana | Emerald Checkered Print

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Sale price$36.00
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Our Matcha Bandana brings together color, craft, and everyday practicality - a textile that feels both grounded and joyful. The emerald tones are dyed and printed together, then dried beneath open skies, allowing the warmth of sunlight and subtle shifts in weather to shape the final result. This simple design pairs effortlessly with denim, linen, or a favorite worn-in t-shirt.


Key Features:
  • Hand Block Printed in Jaipur: Each bandana is traditionally block printed by skilled artisans in Jaipur, India. This centuries-old craft uses carved wooden blocks and hand-mixed dyes to create patterns that feel both timeless and expressive.
  • Emerald Checkered Pattern: The fresh green check pattern evokes the vibrancy of green tea and the beauty of natural dyes. Its balanced design makes it easy to pair with a wide range of colors and styles.
  • Unisex Appeal: Designed for everyone, this piece adapts seamlessly. Wear it as a neck scarf, hair wrap, headband, pocket square, or tied onto a tote. The lightweight cotton fabric makes it a practical and stylish companion year-round.
  • Small Batch Artisan Production: Printed in limited batches, each group of bandanas is dyed and dried together beneath the sun. Natural variations in color and pattern make every piece subtly unique.

Featuring an emerald checkered pattern, our Matcha Bandana feels both classic and playful. Unisex in design and endlessly versatile, this scarf pairs beautifully with casual layers or more polished ensembles.

woman wearing green checkered matcha bandana scarf with navy border
Matcha Bandana | Emerald Checkered Print Sale price$36.00
Meet the Maker : From Mila

Color carries a lineage forward

From Mila draws upon art, travel, and Indian lineage to create textiles alive with color and movement. Each bandana begins with a design carved into wood, then is printed by hand in India through the repeated meeting of block, dye, and cloth. Small shifts in pressure and placement remain part of the finished piece, evidence of the human process behind the pattern. Worn at the neck, tied over the hair, or carried on a bag, these textiles bring heritage craft into the ease and spontaneity of everyday dress.

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