Mississippi River Silk Scarf
Crafted from luxurious chiffon silk, The Father of the Waters scarf flows with the grace of the mighty Mississippi. Woven into its delicate fabric is a fragment of an 1866 “ribbon map” by Coloney & Fairchild, tracing the river’s path from Vicksburg to New Orleans and beyond.
This historic map once served as a steamboat souvenir, guiding travelers through 2,600 miles of America’s most storied waterway. The scarf captures that legacy in exquisite detail—its fine lines reveal tributaries, towns, railroads, and river landings, evoking the spirit of 19th-century exploration.
A wearable piece of history, it’s both elegant and meaningful—perfect for anyone drawn to the romance of river journeys and the enduring beauty of place.
Details:
72 inches long by 8.8 inches wide
Handrolled edges
Crafted from luxurious chiffon silk, The Father of the Waters scarf flows with the grace of the mighty Mississippi. Woven into its delicate fabric is a fragment of an 1866 “ribbon map” by Coloney & Fairchild, tracing the river’s path from Vicksburg to New Orleans and beyond.
This historic map once served as a steamboat souvenir, guiding travelers through 2,600 miles of America’s most storied waterway. The scarf captures that legacy in exquisite detail—its fine lines reveal tributaries, towns, railroads, and river landings, evoking the spirit of 19th-century exploration.
A wearable piece of history, it’s both elegant and meaningful—perfect for anyone drawn to the romance of river journeys and the enduring beauty of place.
Details:
72 inches long by 8.8 inches wide
Handrolled edges
Crafted from luxurious chiffon silk, The Father of the Waters scarf flows with the grace of the mighty Mississippi. Woven into its delicate fabric is a fragment of an 1866 “ribbon map” by Coloney & Fairchild, tracing the river’s path from Vicksburg to New Orleans and beyond.
This historic map once served as a steamboat souvenir, guiding travelers through 2,600 miles of America’s most storied waterway. The scarf captures that legacy in exquisite detail—its fine lines reveal tributaries, towns, railroads, and river landings, evoking the spirit of 19th-century exploration.
A wearable piece of history, it’s both elegant and meaningful—perfect for anyone drawn to the romance of river journeys and the enduring beauty of place.
Details:
72 inches long by 8.8 inches wide
Handrolled edges
