Stargazer Bohemian Scarf with Falling Stars

For the Fire Goddess — 240,000 wishes, worn at the throat. In 1833, the Leonid meteor shower dropped more than 240,000 meteors in a single night, astonishing whole towns across North America — and artist Vollmy engraved the sky mid-fall. Market of Stars turns that engraving into a scarf strewn with shooting stars, its trim reading "When it's dark, look for stars." We like to think 240,000 wishes were made that night, too. The encouraging gift disguised as an accessory. 100% viscose from plant fibres (wood & bamboo) · 68cm x 155cm · Trim reads "When it's dark, look for stars" · Handwash, hang to dry · By Market of Stars