100% Mulberry Silk Scarf for Women, Silk Hair Scarf, Silk Head Scarf, Turkish Mozaic Printed Long 14"x60"

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The Bursa Ipek 100% Mulberry Silk scarf is so soft, and the Peacock Design is beautiful! The red and gold colors are vivid and look great together. I love Mulberry Silk, and I have several silk items, including a nice Mulberry Silk scarf collection, and this is a very nice on that I am happy to add to my collection! I love how Mulberry Silk scarves look and feel, and I appreciate all of the benefits of silk, such as being breathable, hypoallergenic, resists dust, and is great for hair and skin (I also sleep on silk pillowcases). This scarf is a nice quality, long scarf that has many styling options. It features raw edges. I do wish the company logo were not on the scarf pattern, but I was able to tie it in a way that it is not visible. In addition to wearing scarves around your neck, tied or untied, with jackets, coats, or vests, I also style them around my waist with dresses or tops (for my longer scarves), and they also look great tied to a tote or handbag, also around handles, and they also look great on your head, styled in several ways, or with a ponytail, or creatively woven into your hair. This really is a wonderful accessory with so many uses! I get a lot of compliments on it.This scarf would also make a wonderful gift! Enjoy!

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This is a beautiful, generously sized silk scarf. I chose the evil eye pattern in black and white and I think the print has been very well done. The design is intricate and the colors range from white through shades of grey and silver to the richest, most saturated black. The main image is duplicated at each end of the scarf and there is an interesting triple border surrounding the entire length. The long ends of the scarf are nicely finished with a narrow, finely stitched hem. The short ends feature a fringe, which I don't entirely care for, but it does seem to work for this particular pattern. I think this scarf will look stunning when worn with black or grey clothing. The fabric is light and sheer but does not feel too delicate or flimsy. It drapes very well and has a nice hand-feel. The scarf has a lovely sheen as I would expect from genuine silk and it reflects light beautifully. The grade of silk fibers used in the manufacture of this scarf is not given in the product description so I'm guess this is not made of top-quality silk. However, it is still very nice. The only thing I don't particularly care for is that the Bursa Ipek logo and the words 100% pure silk are part of the design of the scarf (a small rectangle in one corner of the scarf where it is quite noticeable (and a little bit tacky). The scarf arrived neatly pressed and folded, but a nicer presentation might be in order. Almost every scarf I have ever purchased has been carefully tucked into a sturdy card-stock envelope, a gift bag, or even better, a gift box. This one arrived in a cheap plastic bag. No big deal, since the scarf was just for myself. But if I wanted to buy this as a gift for someone, I would need to find something suitable to wrap it in.

This silk scarf is classy! The print is unique and beautiful. However, the size is a bit more narrow than expected, making it a bit challenging to style. I’d like to wear it in my hair, yet again not wide enough, but super long. It’s also on the thin side.

This is a beautiful silk scarf with a lovely print that I am delighted to add to my collection. I got the white gray mandala because it's neutral enough to go with any outfit and I always carry a silk scarf in my purse in the summer (thank you, extreme TX heat and amped up to the max conditioners). It is a gorgeous product and I've already stashed it in my purse. Note that this it is a regular-sized long scarf - 14 x 60 - which means it'll wrap up around the top of your shoulders and not your whole torso. For some reason, maybe it was the description, I was under the impression that it would wrap around my whole torso. Not an issue but important to know. Some people have commented on the brand stamp. Does it add to the esthetic appeal of the scarf? No. Does it bother me? No. For the record, the brand stamp is visible in the photos, so you can make your own decision. I also want to point out that silk has gotten so expensive and difficult to find in the last few years, that this is a relative steal. Last point to note, the short edges are not hemmed. They don't look like they will fray easily but only time will tell. A beautiful silk scarf!

This is a lovely silk scarf, lightweight, comfortable. The pattern is beautifully detailed and shows nicely on both sides. It is an odd size, more narrow than you probably expect, but still looks nice on. I love the delicate raw edges of the material. Looks more expensive than it is.My only complaint is the big tacky brand name that completely interrupts the pattern. It looks awful. No one has ever heard of this brand. It’s not like it’s Hermes or something, and at least they would work an attractive logo into the design. I wouldn’t mind if they had just put the name in discreet cursive script hidden somewhere in the design, but there’s a big blank block around it that looks so ugly. And it’s right at the end where you can’t hide it very well. Why would you put so much effort into the overall design but add the brand name in such a clunky, lazy way?The other thing I noticed, all the other silk scarves at half this price come in a gift box with nice packaging, but this just came in a plastic bag. I don’t personally mind, but I thought it was odd with this being more expensive than usual.

This is sweet little scarf. It feels so silky against my skin, and I think the colors are lovely and bright. At first I didn't care for the raw edge on each end, but it's actually ok. But I just wish that they hadn't put their logo so close to the end where it shows so prominently! If I can't figure out a way to tie it without that stupid thing showing, then I'm not sure I'll wear it.