Elana Gabrielle - Cotton Pasture Bandana - Mocha

This design features a lone rider looking over pastures and plains, encircled by star thistle and lucky horseshoes. Inspired by sun-dried foliage underfoot, breeze blowing over the ridge, dancing horses.

Bandanas are incredibly versatile and have been worn and used functionally for generations by sailors and seafarers, farmers, cowboys, and babushkas. Also a staple of the contemporary wardrobe, Elana Gabrielle creates these bandanas to continue a tradition of functional fabric that features a variety of colors, landscapes, and details. These bandanas are meant to be keepsakes ~ companions for everyday life and adventures.

22" x 22” 

100% unbleached cotton, water-based ink

Care: Machine or hand wash with like colors, tumble or line dry. Fabric will soften with use. 

Use: Tie traditionally around your neck or head, wrap up snacks, use as a furoshiki cloth for wrapping gifts, hang as a tapestry, frame it, use it as a picnic spread. It is extremely cute on pets!

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Elana Gabrielle is a multidisciplinary illustrator, maker, and designer of printed textile and paper goods. Her work is influenced by wild and varied landscapes from misty mountains and foggy beaches, to dusty desert valleys. Using cut paper collage, painting, screen printing, and textile design, she weaves the natural world into her creations.  She is based in Portland, OR.

Her handmade goods mirror the environment by focusing on form and function, as well as using sustainable practices and natural fibers, dyes, and inks. Elana’s goods invite mindful interaction with nature both in the home and in the wild as a nurturing of self and space, and encourage care for the world around you.

+Eco-friendly

+Handmade

+Social Good

+Women Owned

+Small Batch

+Made in USA

+Not on Amazon