Blueprint Silk Scarf, Cass Tech Detroit

Blueprint silk scarf. Cass Technical High School. Illustration from original 1917 blueprints. We've digitally restored photos of the original prints to minimize creases and water damage. "Cass Technical School was built in 1917 by architects William E. Higginbotham (1858-1923) and partner William G. Malcomson. They both designed many schools, churches and residential buildings throughout Detroit from 1894 to 1923. Albert Kahn Associates designed the modern addition which was completed in 1985. The school was damaged in a fire and abandoned in 2007." 13.5" x 69" + knotted fringe, soft, extremely lightweight gauzy and delicate. Note: minor imperfections are part of the charm and character of handcrafted silk. We are discontinuing our line of silk scarves and are sold out or low on most of the colors. But we can still print our scarf designs on what's left! Check out this photo to peep the current stock level and either shoot us a message to place your order or tell us in the "Notes to Seller" at the checkout which color you'd like. Our silk fair trade scarves are purchased directly from the weavers in Thailand at the price they set. CARE: machine wash on delicate in a mesh bag or carefully hand wash cold; lay flat or hang to dry. You may iron on the design with a dry iron on medium heat.