Coral Canna {Gossamer}

Introducing the wonderfully unique and luxurious Coral Canna Gossamer silk ribbon, inspired by the beautiful coral Canna Lily. This color is a balanced blend of warm coral and delicate rose tones that will seamlessly enhance any Spring or Summer bouquet. Add a touch of texture by layering it with our classic silk ribbons, or let it speak for itself as the stunning adornment to your bridal bouquet. Coral Canna Gossamer silk ribbon is an exquisite addition to your wedding flowers and eco-friendly - so you can feel confident in selecting a responsible, sustainable accessory for your special day. 

Sustainably gathered silk cocoons, known as "peace silk," are delicately spun and woven to produce this ethereal lightweight ribbon. Crafted from raw organic silk, naturally dyed and hand-loomed exclusively for Silk & Willow, this ribbon epitomizes sustainable luxury.

Sample Swatch is 9 inches; width varies.

Created from silk cocoons sustainably gathered from deep within a protected forest. Artisans, rich in the craft of hand-looming, have created this material with skill and tradition that has been passed down for hundreds of years.

This lightweight silk ribbon has a texture that allows it to hold its shape. It is a transparent weave with a slightly rough texture which is super light and airy. This ribbon will take flight with the slightest breeze! The edges are cut clean, but are delicate and can be easily frayed for a soft feathery feel. This ribbon is bias cut to create a natural flow and drape. Due to the flexible nature of the bias cut, the width can appear thinner when pulled tight. Each ribbon is wound on a antique style wooden spool. 100% Organic "Gossamer" silk. Ahimsa, "peace silk".

Throughout the dyeing process, our ribbons are cooked in color and washed several times to ensure colorfastness. While hand washing is possible, due to the delicate nature of the material it is not recommended to maintain it's original texture. If needed, hand wash in lukewarm water with mild pH neutral soap, plant dyes are "living" color that can be shifted by chemicals and drastic changes in pH. Hang to dry. Iron on medium heat on the back side of the fabric.