Enchanted Playsilk Set of 5
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Five magical silks, endless possibilities. The Sarah’s Silks Enchanted Playsilk Set brings together five hand-painted and silkscreened 35 x 35-inch pure mulberry silk squares in a curated collection of enchanted designs. Lightweight, flowing, and sensory-rich, these open-ended play scarves grow with your child for years of imaginative play — as costumes, capes, landscapes, forts, and more. Designed in California by Sarah, a mother of three, using natural, earth-friendly materials. Helps with: Encouraging open-ended, imaginative play that grows with the child Providing a rich tactile sensory experience through natural silk Replacing plastic toys with a natural, durable, and endlessly versatile play...
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Five magical silks, endless possibilities. The Sarah’s Silks Enchanted Playsilk Set brings together five hand-painted and silkscreened 35 x 35-inch pure mulberry silk squares in a curated collection of enchanted designs. Lightweight, flowing, and sensory-rich, these open-ended play scarves grow with your child for years of imaginative play — as costumes, capes, landscapes, forts, and more. Designed in California by Sarah, a mother of three, using natural, earth-friendly materials.
Helps with:
- Encouraging open-ended, imaginative play that grows with the child
- Providing a rich tactile sensory experience through natural silk
- Replacing plastic toys with a natural, durable, and endlessly versatile play material
Includes 5 Playsilks: Rainbow, Star, Fire, Blossom, Sea
Size: 35" x 35" each
Features:
- Hand-painted and silkscreened on 100% pure mulberry silk
- Lightweight 5 momme silk — soft, flowing, and sensory-rich
- Open-ended use: costumes, capes, forts, landscapes, puppet backdrops, and more
- Grows with the child — years of lasting play value
- Designed in California by Sarah’s Silks
Materials: 100% pure mulberry silk
Care: Hand-wash with mild shampoo or dish soap in warm water. Hang dry and iron on medium to restore shine.
