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Smaug™ Destiny Shawl

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Based on the descriptions of Smaug in The Hobbit, fearsome scales and magnificently menacing features are picked out in this fiery weft grad as it runs across a jet black background.

This beautiful, organic cotton shawl is soft and snuggly, perfect for winter days and as an elegant accessory.

Our organic cotton is softer and stronger than most normal cottons, produced ethically this cotton is grown with care and without chemicals keeping the land, and farmers, healthy.

This is a Middle Earth collection item, inspired by The Lord of the Rings.

Oscha’s woven baby carriers are ethically handcrafted in Scotland.

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Wash at 30 degrees, avoiding bleach and fabric softener. Tumble dry warm. Ironing is recommended.

FABRIC COMPOSITION: 100% Organic Combed Cotton, 65cm wide.

FABRIC WEIGHT: approx. 252gsm

  • Soft

  • Strong
  • Cushy

Our shawls measure approximately 2.12m x 70cm.

Oscha Shawls are made of the same finest quality, natural fabric as our baby slings allowing you to wear these beautiful and striking designs, in wonderfully tactile fabrics, whether you are carrying your baby or not.

These shawls can be used casually as an extra wide scarf or as elegant evening and wedding wear.

2 reviews for Smaug Destiny Shawl

  1. Alison Escobar (verified owner)

    I am actually a bit in love with the shawl. I love it as a chunky scarf. I alsobought a couple of gold slings to go with it and it works as a perfect ring sling, the cotton fabric is soft and strong, design is beautiful. I’m a big Middle-earth fun so I really appreciate this! I would love a smaug mug and Aliya bag too….

  2. Linda Jones (verified owner)

    Gorgeous colours that subtlety glow.

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