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Banniere Original artwork by Arabella June Arabella is a designer, illustrator and full-time dreamer living in the vibrant and beautiful country South Africa. She started her creative journey as a child growing up in the Karoo, a small farming town outside Cape Town. Surrounded by the wide-open spaces, she drew inspiration from the natural wildlife and botanical patterns. South Africa is truly a cultural melting pot and Arabella wanted to bring this out in her South African design. The artist captures the wonderful diversity of plant species found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, as well as the African wildlife that has been preserved to keep the identity and history of South Africa. Material: 100% Silk Crepe de Chine Made in England

Banniere Original artwork by Jessica Mintz Jessica, also known as the Neeshe Illustrator, is the designer and watercolor illustrator living in New York City with a background in fashion illustrations for variety of the powerhouse brands, both small and large. During the warm weather weekends, she makes the great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city to a much quieter place, the Hamptons. The fashion scene in the Hamptons is enticing for a fashion-driven Illustrator. The peaceful foggy mornings on the beach are contrasted with the most vibrant sunsets you will ever see and draw a color palette so mesmerizing for any artist. When she is not painting, her favorite spots include Duryea's Lobster Deck, Wolffer Estate, and of course the never-ending beaches and dunes. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Arabella June Arabella is a designer, illustrator and full-time dreamer living in the vibrant and beautiful country South Africa. She started her creative journey as a child growing up in the Karoo, a small farming town outside Cape Town. Surrounded by the wide-open spaces, she drew inspiration from the natural wildlife and botanical patterns. South Africa is truly a cultural melting pot and Arabella wanted to bring this out in her South African design. The artist captures the wonderful diversity of plant species found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, as well as the African wildlife that has been preserved to keep the identity and history of South Africa. Material: 100% Silk Crepe de Chine Made in England

Banniere Original artwork by Carrie & Seash Carrie & Seash, a custom art and design company, was launched in 2017 by Carrie Barnes and Seashols Poppler, a mother and daughter duo. Carrie is known for her painting, furniture and landscape design. Also, she created golf course design renderings early on in her career for her father Roy Dye and uncle Pete Dye, a legend in the golf world. Seashols went to SMU in Dallas and resided and painted in the city afterwards. She is an artist and textile designer and in this scarf design she incorporates hidden symbols of the city she adores. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Pauline de Roussy de Sales Le Jardin du Luxembourg has always felt like Pauline's backyard in Paris. As a child, she would join all the other Parisians on the lawns or benches, while enjoying ham and brie sandwiches with sweet summer cherry tomatoes from the nearby market. The Luxembourg gardens is one of Pauline's favorite places to people watch in warmer months; the day slips by as people enjoy a bit of welcomed sun, celebrating with a bottle of wine, or finding some tranquility from the city sounds. This illustration depicts the gardens as she often daydreams about them, a bright and cheerful place tucked in romantic Paris with the sweet smell of roses and freshly clipped hedges. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Faena Hotel "Faena is a large scale cultural district, a platform for creation, a movement composed of great thinkers, urban explorers and epicurean adventurers that intersect in ever-evolving interdisciplinary art forms. We are a center for imagination; a canvas where we introduce, test, and present new concepts and ideas, creating a shared experience that builds new and engaged communities. The core of our mission is to continuously develop a blueprint for the future; to be an incubator for talent and innovation." The the designs, Faena Poolside and Faena Theatre, are meant to provoke thinking, creativity and style. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Alexandra Williams Growing up with a love of the Colorado mountains, watercolor artist Alexandra Williams has had a love of Aspen from a young age. She remembers family ski trips as the highlight of the year. She found her calling as a calligrapher and watercolor artist, working with brands like Stubbs and Wootton and The Scout Guide. This design is a tribute to her favorite place, showcasing the picturesque beauty of the Rockies, the chic slope style of the skiers, and of course, the aprés ski Aspen is famous for. On winter afternoons, you can find her having a glass of Champagne at Cloud Nine and taking the run down 'Apple Strudel.' Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere __ 100% Silk Twill Frayed Edges Made in England One Size Dry Clean Only

Banniere Original artwork by Riley Sheehey Riley Sheehey is a watercolor, multimedia artist and textile designer. Before becoming a full-time artist, she taught elementary school art and developed a love for whimsical style and playful details. Her artwork reflects this imaginative view of the world with fun color palettes and attention to detail that evokes a viewer's curiosity. Although Riley has lived in the DC area for almost fifteen years, she is continually finding herself inspired by the city in new ways. This DC scarf design features all the best parts of this historical city mixed in with Riley's signature botanicals including the cherry blossoms and tulips that cover the city each Spring. Details: Material: 100% Silk twill Construction: Hand rolled hems Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Arabella June Arabella is a designer, illustrator and full-time dreamer living in the vibrant and beautiful country South Africa. She started her creative journey as a child growing up in the Karoo, a small farming town outside Cape Town. Surrounded by the wide-open spaces, she drew inspiration from the natural wildlife and botanical patterns. South Africa is truly a cultural melting pot and Arabella wanted to bring this out in her South African design. The artist captures the wonderful diversity of plant species found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, as well as the African wildlife that has been preserved to keep the identity and history of South Africa. Material: 100% Silk Crepe de Chine Made in England

Banniere Original artwork by Lydia Marie Elizabeth Lydia grew up with paint brushes and pencils in her hand. Throughout her education she studied fine art and design, honing her attention to detail in architecture and interiors. While Lydia was raised in Loudoun County, some of her most treasured memories occurred on the streets of the town and in the hills beyond. In Lydia’s eyes, no town can hold a candle to Middleburg. This scarf is an ode to the beautiful Middleburg Christmas Hunt, the sly fox that will always elude it, and the traditions of American small towns. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Araminta Curci Araminta is a designer and illustrator based in London. She is inspired by the marvelous green spaces her city offers; more than any other major metropolis. The centrepieces of Greater London's park system are the eight Royal Parks of London, the former royal hunting grounds. One of her favourite spots is Kensington Gardens, featured in this design. The round pond at sunset is spectacular and the idea that Kensington Palace continues to be inhabited by royalty has always enchanted Araminta. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Arabella June Arabella is a designer, illustrator and full-time dreamer living in the vibrant and beautiful country South Africa. She started her creative journey as a child growing up in the Karoo, a small farming town outside Cape Town. Surrounded by the wide-open spaces, she drew inspiration from the natural wildlife and botanical patterns. South Africa is truly a cultural melting pot and Arabella wanted to bring this out in her South African design. The artist captures the wonderful diversity of plant species found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, as well as the African wildlife that has been preserved to keep the identity and history of South Africa. Material: 100% Silk Crepe de Chine Made in England

Banniere Original artwork by Isabelle Vandeplassche Isabelle Vandeplassche lives by the sea just north of Cascais, Portugal. Her paintings are made to awaken the mind and are derived from the infinite colors found in nature. She is most drawn to watercolors because they give more freedom to her artistic creativity. In this scarf, she captures the deep green magic of Cascais and the transcendent beauty of this town on the Atlantic coast. When Isabelle is not creating new artwork in her studio, she is probably surfing the pretty waves of Portugal. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere Original artwork by Arabella June Arabella is a designer, illustrator and full-time dreamer living in the vibrant and beautiful country South Africa. She started her creative journey as a child growing up in the Karoo, a small farming town outside Cape Town. Surrounded by the wide-open spaces, she drew inspiration from the natural wildlife and botanical patterns. South Africa is truly a cultural melting pot and Arabella wanted to bring this out in her South African design. The artist captures the wonderful diversity of plant species found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, as well as the African wildlife that has been preserved to keep the identity and history of South Africa. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere __ 100% Silk Twill Frayed Edges Made in England One Size Dry Clean Only

Banniere __ 100% Silk Twill Frayed Edges Made in England One Size Dry Clean Only

Original artwork by Victoria Tentler-Krylov Victoria is an architect turned editorial and children's illustrator and author. She is inspired by fantasy and the possibilities that are found in urban landscapes, especially those cities that are near and dear to her, like Venice. Protect your Banniere Scarf by storing it folded in your traveling blue envelope. Keep it untied and in a dry area. Dry clean when needed.

Banniere __ 100% Silk Twill Frayed Edges Made in England One Size Dry Clean Only

Although Monsieur Dumas cites contemporary authority for the final catastrophe as having actually taken place, to assume that any other portion of Banniere's career, as traced in this story, is founded upon fact. Dumas is himself responsible for the plot so far as it is concerned with the fortunes of Olympe and her ardent and headstrong lover. But the scenes which deal with the conspiracy to corrupt young Louis XV., and force him to adopt a career of unredeemed profligacy, are founded upon indisputable evidence, adapted, of course, to the exigencies of the narrative. The authority of contemporaneous memoirs may be cited in support of some of the most improbable details; for example, the queen's coldness toward the king, and the various anecdotes concerning Mademoiselle de Charolais. With his usual matchless skill, Alexandre Dumas has so interwoven history and romance that each embellishes the other; and the result is a harmonious and intensely interesting whole, albeit the period was conspicuously lacking in those stirring, chivalric incidents which furnished the themes for the marvelous romances of the days of the Valois kings and the first Bourbons. By universal consent Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870), Pere is now acknowledged the most entertaining of the writers of romance. For variety of incidents, sprightliness of dialogue, and vividness of narrative no tales of adventure can compete with such works as The Three Musketeers or The Count of Monte Cristo. It is doubtful also, whether the life of any novelist comes as near as the life of Alexandre Dumas to what is expected of an entertaining work of fiction. Viewed as a hero of romance, the great novelist is almost as striking a figure as his picturesque and fascinating D'Artagnan, so that his Memoirs and the numerous volumes in which he relates the story of his travels seem to differ from his other narrative works only in the use, for the hero, of the first instead of the third person of the verb.