Pale Blue Gardenia Headbands (set of 2)

Pale Blue Gardenia Headbands (set of 2)Mini but mighty, these statement blue floral headbands help you stay focused and fashionable. Designed in our fave fabrics to match from head to toe when wearing your robe or PJ or to wear on the go. Discover our full Pale Blue Gardenia collection here 100% Cotton folded front with elastic adjustable back. 19" in length. For the health and safety of our community, all hair accessories are final sale. Due to the personal nature of these items and

 Mini but mighty, these statement blue floral headbands help you stay focused and fashionable. Designed in our fave fabrics to match from head to toe when wearing your robe or PJ or to wear on the go. Discover our full Pale Blue Gardenia collection here

• 100% Cotton
• folded front with elastic adjustable back.
• 19" in length.

For the health and safety of our community, all hair accessories are final sale. Due to the personal nature of these items and hygiene regulations, we are unable to accept returns or exchanges once the product has been shipped. We appreciate your understanding in helping us maintain the highest sanitary standards for all our customers.

Print Story

I am thrilled to be launching the first pattern in my new Chinoiserie Collection: The Gardenia Print. The soothing nature scene is captured in soft tonal colors that beckon you to breathe easy and feel your best.  

Chinoiserie, a Western style of art inspired by Chinese motifs and techniques, was very popular in European art, furniture, and fabrics during the 17th and 18th centuries. The style was especially celebrated on exquisitely detailed wallpapers, displayed with pride in countless French and English estates and country homes. 

When I was growing up, my mother had most of the rooms in our house covered with beautiful wallpaper. My great grandmother loved wallpapers by the famous interior designer Nancy McClelland, and had every wall of her Brick House on Shelburne Farms papered with unique American prints. Those memories, woven with my own inspiration, helped create what you see today.