Stargazer Scarf with Falling Stars

We are full of wonder and made of stardust. And so is this marvellous piece! Created using an 1833 engraving by artist Vollmy, this Stargazer print features a night sky filled with thousands of shooting stars. Vollmy’s work depicts the earliest recorded Leonid Meteor shower, in which more than 240,000 meteors fell from the sky in one night to the amazement and astonishment of onlookers in towns and villages across North America. We like to think that 240,000 wishes were made that night too. The scarf trim reads "When it's dark, look for stars" -- which makes this piece a beautifully encouraging gift. 100% viscose (derived from plant fibres such as wood and bamboo).  Handwash, hang to dry. 68cm x 155cm.   About the brand...Market of Stars makes poetry you can wear! They are a female-led lifestyle clothing brand that creates limited-edition, luminous pieces to light up your heart and your wardrobe. All of their pieces are produced using environmentally-responsible sublimation printing on natural materials like linen, and bamboo & wood viscose. Each design has a story behind it you will love, and their exclusive prints are created in collaboration with local artists. "We’re so happy you found us! It was written in the stars ;)" - Market of Stars