Guardian is about kindness. Manuela Jarry drew it with Indian henna in mind, and with the rituals and small gestures that carry real intention. Plants, insects and open eyes fill the square, quietly watching over whoever wears it. The idea is simple: a piece that feels safe, and makes the day a little lighter.

The palette moves between golden yellow and peach, and the way you fold it decides which one leads: bring the peach forward for something soft and warm, or let the yellow take over for a brighter, sunnier look. Both sit easily with denim, camel, white or black, so one scarf gives you two moods.

Read more about the design in the Journal.

Original hand drawn design by Quebec artist by Manuela Jarry.

Highlights

• A hand-drawn design with a story to tell when someone asks about your scarf
• Two looks in one: fold it to show mostly peach or mostly golden yellow
• Printed on both sides, so it looks finished however it falls
• Large enough to wear as a top, a headscarf or a light wrap, not just at the neck
• Arrives in a signature gift box, ready to give (or to keep)