LONDON - BARBADOS
Silk Scarf
Created in celebration of 59 years of Barbados' independence, the Sweet Blue Silk Scarf pays homage to heauxm while embracing the rhythm of London life. Measuring 30 inches square, the design is an abstract Bajan cherry using the national colours of blue and yellow. We want to tell a story of pride, creativity, and connection within the diaspora.
The broken trident on the Barbados flag symbolises the break from Britain. The trident belongs to Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea. Breaking it represents Barbados gaining independence and severing its colonial ties. When Barbados achieved independence in 1966, this powerful symbol was chosen to represent the nation's transition from colony to sovereign state. Designed by Grantley W. Prescod, the flag of Barbados was officially adopted at midnight on 30 November 1966—the moment the country gained independence.
‘Pride of Barbados’
Silk Scarf
'Pride of Barbados' Silk Scarf features a captivating bright red colour, measuring 30 inches square, it offers versatile styling — wear it around the neck, as a headscarf, or on a handbag. Lightweight yet durable, its smooth texture provides comfort and sophistication. Available in bajan cherry red, this scarf adds a sweet touch to any outfit, making it a perfect gift or personal treat.
Reimagined and inspired by the botanicals of Barbados, the Pride of Barbados Silk Scarf draws its rich red colour from the island's national flower—the Pride of Barbados—and the vibrant Barbados Cherry. Its natural beauty and design offers a little piece of home, wherever you are.
With love, from London to Barbados.
