Warda means flower. A warda takes its time, grows from the ground it knows, opens when it's ready.
The idea for WardaSilk came while I was living abroad for my studies. I started missing things I’d barely noticed when I lived at home: olives on the table, birds outside, the mountains beyond my window.
I’ve been painting for years, but a painting stays on a wall, and I kept moving. So I started painting the things I missed and turning those paintings into scarves.
The olive harvest, my grandpa’s garden, a bowl of pomegranates. These are some of the memories behind the first collection. Each scarf has its own story, and I’d love to share it with you.
Pattern detail · Rummanetna