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Tulip Poplar Jade Bandana | Solstice Handmade

Tulip Poplar Jade Bandana | Solstice Handmade

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A closer look at the little lives under the leaves.

The Tulip Poplar Bandana in Jade by Solstice Handmade celebrates the insects and plant life that are easy to overlook—and particularly rewarding once you start paying attention.

The original design is hand screen printed in small batches of 50 on lightweight cotton, creating a soft, breathable, oversized bandana with the subtle variation that comes from printing by hand.

Wear it around your neck or in your hair, bring it along on a trail, tie it to a bag, spread it across an art table, or hang it somewhere you can properly inspect all those excellent creepy crawlies.

Each bandana is made in collaboration with local seamstresses and printmakers and arrives simply wrapped in paper with no plastic packaging.

Details

  • Tulip Poplar design in jade green
  • Hand-pulled screen print
  • Lightweight cotton
  • Oversized bandana
  • Printed in small batches of 50
  • Made in collaboration with local seamstresses and printmakers
  • Plastic-free paper packaging
  • Made by Solstice Handmade

Why We Love It

Creepy crawlies are doing important work.

And frankly, some of them have excellent outfits.

We love that this bandana asks us to pay attention to the small inhabitants of the landscape—the insects and plant life that are often right there once somebody reminds us to look.

About Solstice Handmade

Solstice Handmade creates nature-inspired work rooted in printmaking, public art, and environmental education. Its botanical and insect-focused pieces invite a closer look at plants, creatures, and natural forms that are easy to pass by, bringing art and observation into useful everyday objects.

Purchases help support Solstice Handmade's continued studio, public art, and teaching work.