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Onda - Silk Scarf Shawl
Elizabetta
Current Price $185.00
Color: Blue
Free 90-day returns
Sold and shipped by Elizabetta Boutique LLC
Details & care
Onda (meaning “waves” in English) is our large silk scarf/shawl inspired by the sea. Soft silk that drapes beautifully over the shoulders and moves like water when you walk. The design features wavy blocks of blue, from deep navy to pale sky blue to complement so many outfits. Wear it as a wrap for dinners and events, or wear it as a decorative scarf.
- Generous size: Approx. 27" x 70". You can wear this wrap as an elegant evening shawl and also as a daytime scarf. A timeless addition to your wardrobe.
- 100% Silk Twill: is smooth, soft, and luxurious, with a signature diagonal weave that gives it strength and an elegant, fluid drape. It holds its shape beautifully, yet feels light against the skin. The perfect balance of durability and grace.
- Flat Sewn hems: A tiny hem so fine it becomes almost unnoticable.
- Limited edition: We make these in small quantities, so you know your scarf is truly one-of-a-kind.
- 100% Handmade in Italy: Designed by Barbieri for Elizabetta. Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.
- Item #11425496
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This item has a different return policy. Items sold and shipped by Elizabetta Boutique LLC can be returned by mail or to a Nordstrom store within 90 days of when the item shipped and must be in new condition, with tags attached. We can’t accept returns for this item at Nordstrom Rack.
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Elizabetta
Elizabetta Boutique is a mother/daughter family business designing luxury Italian silk fashion accessories, such as scarves, shawls, ties, and pocket squares. Started in 2004, we believe in sharing Italian quality and craftsmanship with the world.
