[ Cashmere ] Chilkat Totem Scarf

Description

“The House of Sáanáxhéit in Dreamland”

A 32 x 72″ 100% cashmere scarf, featuring a Tlingit Chilkat visioned by Ursala Hudson and designed by James Johnson, to be woven by Kadusné (Ursala Hudson), 2024-2026. A warm, luxurious accessory to bring ceremony to any event.

The House of Sáanáxhéit in Dreamland is a woven Chilkat totem pole that calls forth ancestral memory, ceremonial labor, and dream-carried knowledge. Its name references a Tlingit story in which art emerges from the depths of another world, brought back by a woman whose vision forever alters the human realm. This piece honors the unseen but essential work—often carried by women—that prepares the ground for ceremony, continuity, and transformation.

100% cashmere
Dry clean recommended. If attempting to machine wash: cold in a mesh laundry bag on “delicate” with mild detergent specifically designed for wool. Do not use fabric softener. Air dry: Do not put the scarf in the dryer. Lay flat on a towel to air dry, reshaping it gently while damp and keeping it out of direct sunlight.