#SS203-Blue Coral Square ScarfThis bright scarf in complementary colors includes a wide range of sea life while featuring the finger coral. Scientific name Porites porites, finger coral is a species of stony coral found in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, the Bahamas, and southern Florida and as far south as Venezuela. This coral typically lives anywhere from the waters edge down to about 60 feet. This species is known to be some of the oldest forms of life on earth due to

position the decorative front magnet over the two sections of fabric

This scarf works great from spring to well into summer

Lighter colors for those warm days by the coast or days wishing you were back at the coast

This design is versatile and can be worm in almost any season

This scarf is modal fabric which is a natural fiber produced from cellulose

The angelfish transition from red to blue and the deep blue trimmed in gold border adds a great touch

You’ll be making a real fashion statement with this attractive starfish design

The pineapple is still visible today in the architecture and interior décor at homes throughout the South Carolina Lowcountry as a universal symbol of welcome

led by Colonel William Moultrie

Five of my scarf designs on blank note cards

make for a great combination

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