Melasdesign Handmade Darkness
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Be uniquely warm with my Purple Nebula Felt Neck Warmer with Moon Cycle Button from Melasdesign Handmade Darkness. It's a soft, black, Merino wool felt neck warmer overlaid with ethereal purple, blue, and red wool and silk fibers with hints of shining green. The inside is layered with grey netted cloth for a contrasting collar flip and fringed ends. The neck warmer is accented with Melasdesign's own large birch wood moon cycle button. It's a wardrobe must for chilly days and starry nights. This neck warmer features one of the Many Moons of Mela.
Attn: Item is currently on display at Emerald Tree Boutique in Davis, WV. Please allow a few days extra after ordering for Melasdesign to check inventory. Should the item no longer be available, you will be notified and money refunded.
This listing is for ONE “Purple Nebula Felt Neck Warmer with Moon Cycle Button” It’s a one of a kind, hand-felted, stellar fashion accessory.
Garment "Care and Feeding": Cold water hand wash. Spin cycle. Reshape and air dry flat. Try not to let button stand / soak in water.
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