Field Scarf 14 sesami-service This panel was made to

This panel was made to dress a room

To soak up sweat

part of the trousseau tradition in which a young bride's family assembled a collection of fine household linens as a symbol of wealth and readiness for marriage

each pair is cut and assembled by hand at the Esquivel workshop in Southern California

Field Scarf 14 sesami-service This panel was made toWorn for work. Softened by time. Discovered in rural France: a small batch of 19th to early 20th century field scarves once worn by farmers in Provence. These werent made for show. They were made for labor. To soak up sweat, to wrap a loaf of bread, to carry through a days work under the sun. Each one tells its own story: sun faded cotton, hand mended seams, frayed edges, and the occasional stain. Not flaws, but proof of life. Weve left them