Original artwork by Filipino artist Isabelle Ocier
100% Pure Silk Pocket Square
43 cm x 43 cm
Hand-rolled hem
Dry-clean only
Bakunawa 43×43 Pocket Square / Silk Scarf
₱ 1,450.00
In stock
Packed in a gift envelope
Additional gift bag available for purchase.
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Design Inspiration
Once upon a time, seven glowing moons lit up the night sky. The Bakunawa, a curious sea serpent, fell in love with their beauty and playfully swallowed six of them! Fearing the last moon might vanish too, the people made joyful noise, clanging pots and pans. Hearing their cheerful commotion, the Bakunawa let the final moon go, allowing it to shine forever. And so, the playful serpent became a legend, reminding everyone of the moon’s enduring beauty.
Printed onto luxurious silk, the Bakunawa moves with an air of mystery and charm, turning an ancient tale into a celebration of celestial beauty and Filipino folklore. As the Bakunawa dances across the scarf, the playful interaction between the serpent and the moons creates a dynamic and uplifting piece, a reminder that even in legend, there is beauty, movement, and light.
Material & Craftsmanship
This JIM Weaver scarf is 43×43 cm big, making it a good size for a pocket square to fill every suit pocket. It is also big enough to double up as a neck or kerchief scarf for ladies. Smooth and lustrous, this JIM Weaver scarf is made of 100% natural silk twill. Hems are hand-rolled, so no two scarves are alike. Natural silk can last a lifetime with proper care. We recommend dry-cleaning only for best results.
Packaging
Every JIM Weaver pocket square is packed individually in a thick envelope after being carefully wrapped with Japanese paper. It will be accompanied by a card insert describing the design inspiration and care instructions. A free notecard will be included as well for you to write notes to your loved ones in case it will be given as a gift.
Artist Info
Isabelle Ocier
A visual storyteller at heart, Isabelle is a Filipino artist and graphic designer who combines her love for travel, books, and whimsy with her penchant for mixing her favored art mediums—acrylic, watercolor, digital styling, and modern calligraphy—into single frames. As the Creative Director at JIM Weaver, she enjoys sneaking quirky easter eggs into her mostly grown-up designs.
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