Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk Scarf travel dress Linen is thick enough to

Linen is thick enough to wear unlined with full opacity and no show-through

Reads polished in natural light and evening light

A fan for the composure that cools a room

Sleeveless cotton maxi dress with subtle satin finish

bra-friendly with coverage that accommodates most styles

Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk Scarf travel dress Linen is thick enough toTextile composition: 100% mulberry silk Finish: Silk twill Edges: Hand rolled Print: Double sided 90 x 90 cm square scarf in midnight blue, gold, and amber Symbolism and Craft The Vegvsir appears in Icelandic manuscripts as a symbol carried to ensure the bearer would find their way through storms and unfamiliar conditions, even when the path ahead was not visible. In the Prose Edda, Freya owned a falcon feather cloak called the Valshamr that gave her