Song of the Jackalope Silk Scarf – Fringe Artist Collection x Elizabeth Dryden

Wild Plains introduces Elizabeth Dryden to the Fringe Artist Collection. A Contemporary Southwest artist, Elizabeth’s work layers story, symbolism, and texture—capturing the wild beauty of the desert and the resilient spirit of the West. Raised in Texas and now based in Colorado, her art celebrates the landscapes, legends, and folklore of the Southwest.

Song of the Jackalope transforms her mystical nightscape into a luxury silk scarf. A resting jackalope curls beneath a glowing full moon, surrounded by fluorescent cactus blooms. With vibrant blues, greens, and a dreamlike atmosphere, this scarf blends folklore and fantasy with Elizabeth’s signature style—making it a true collectible accessory.

Crafted from 14mm satin silk, this scarf is soft, lightweight, and drapes beautifully—designed to be worn as a neck scarf, head wrap, or tied to your favorite bag.

Features:

• Collaboration with Contemporary Southwest artist Elizabeth Dryden
• Folklore-inspired desert night scene with jackalope, moon, and cactus blooms
• Vibrant multicolor design with rich blues and greens
• Lightweight 100% 14mm satin silk with soft hand feel and elegant drape
• Available in two sizes: Shorty (26" x 26") and Long-Tall (35" x 35")
• 1"x1" Fringe logo on center edge

Care:

• Dry clean preferred
• Iron on silk setting or use a steamer