Design Inspiration
Boodle Fight Long Scarf (Yellow)
₱ 2,650.00
Out of StockReady for a Boodle Fight? A great way to share food amongst family and friends is by serving different dishes on a table filled with banana leaves. No rules! Just eat with your hands and celebrate the growing popularity of Filipino cuisine.
The pièce de résistance of this design is the “lechon”, a suckling pig roasted to perfection. It is surrounded by a myriad of local delicacies, such as the halo halo, puto, isaw, to name a few. Can you spot some curious boodle fight food choices sprinkled throughout the tableau? Our lechon seems to want to take a closer look as well.
Original artwork by Filipino artist Isabelle Ocier
30% silk, 70% cotton
43 cm x 180 cm
Fringe Edges
Dry-clean only
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Ready for a Boodle Fight? A great way to share food amongst family and friends is by serving different dishes on a table filled with banana leaves. No rules! Just eat with your hands and celebrate the growing popularity of Filipino cuisine.
Material & Craftsmanship
Our silk cotton scarves are 43×180 cm big, a good size to hang or wrap around your neck. Light and airy, it is composed of 30% silk and 70% cotton with fringed edges.
Packaging
Each shirt is carefully wrapped in luxurious white Japanese paper, adding an extra touch of elegance to your purchase. And the best part? Our eco-friendly brown box is not only easy on the eyes but also on the planet! By reducing waste, we’re doing our part to keep our greens green. So not only will you be the most stylish golfer on the course, but you’ll also feel great knowing that you’re making a positive impact.
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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