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Crashing Waves silk necktie. Japanese nautical print tie. nature " Honey bees have arguably

Crashing Waves silk necktie. Japanese nautical print tie. nature " Honey bees have arguablyCrashing Waves silk necktie. Japanese nautical print tie. Inspired by the forms and color combinations used in sashiko stitching on vintage indigo textiles, we have re imagined the art of functional embroidery through silkscreen. Original illustration. Shown in first photo: navy on silver, ice on navy, ice on steel. Pattern: Screen printed crashing waves. Fabric: 100% silk. Printing ink: Non toxic, waterbased ink. Print size: 19" from bottom point.

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" Honey bees have arguably the most complex social behavior among all bees

the design on the narrow width goes fully to the edge

► Shown: Chocolate brown on mustard

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Crashing Waves silk necktie. Japanese nautical print tie. nature " Honey bees have arguablyCrashing Waves silk necktie. Japanese nautical print tie. Inspired by the forms and color combinations used in sashiko stitching on vintage indigo textiles, we have re imagined the art of functional embroidery through silkscreen. Original illustration. Shown in first photo: navy on silver, ice on navy, ice on steel. Pattern: Screen printed crashing waves. Fabric: 100% silk. Printing ink: Non toxic, waterbased ink. Print size: 19" from bottom point.

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