Designer Robin de Vick Hand Painted Velvet Scarf- 445 $80 or $75 w/offer

Name: Designer Robin de Vick Hand Painted Velvet Scarf- 445 $80 or $75 w/offer
Brand: Robin de Vick
SKU: 61b849f2275e557b2c81dd0d
Price: 80.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Robin de Vick

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This designer Robin de Vick hand painted burnt velvet scarf is gorgeous. It has on one side satiny leopard print and on the other side it has a stripe print with a burnt velvet leaf pattern. 4 tassels hang on the corners. This is a unique scarf to wear over a formal dress or draped over a table or bed.

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17 Comments

melbee5 Hello, do you know more about this brand? I’m having trouble finding more info on it. It’s a beautiful scarf. Thank you

Jan 24Reply

disneygurl2u @melbee5 I cannot find out anything about it either. I just know it is hand painted on burnt velvet silk. It is quite beautiful.

Jan 24Reply

disneygurl2u @melbee5 I did find one other item from this designer for sale when I looked up the designer’s name but it was a small neck scarf of I recall that had sold but no information about it was listed.

Jan 24Reply

disneygurl2u Perhaps the designer’s name was misspelled?

Jan 24Reply

disneygurl2u @melbee5 I just wrote the designer’s name in the description as seen on the tag attached to the scarf. I wish I knew more about this scarf and the designer.

Jan 24Reply

melbee5 @disneygurl2u thanks! Me too, I will let you know if I can come up with anything

Jan 24Reply

disneygurl2u @melbee5 I even looked up Robin de Vield and got nothing. Thank you so much. I would definitely appreciate anything you find out.

Jan 24Reply

sidstation @melbee5 Robin DeVick was a fabric designer starting in the 80's. She made a lot of fabric designs for famous people and bedding for one of the big stores in New York. She died early of cancer, but some of us still collect her pieces, which is how I found your comment! I'm still looking for some items, but mostly her bags and bedding. This scarf would have sold for about $400.

Mar 02Reply

melbee5 @sidstation very cool, thank you! I have a purple/gold scarf (maybe?) with tassels but I have not yet posted it. Unfortunately my kitten got to one of the tassels 😭

Mar 02Reply

disneygurl2u @melbee5 oh no! 😹

Mar 02Reply

sidstation @melbee5 LOL! Between moths and a new kitten myself, I have a lot of items that are now worth nothing. I thought my cashmere would be safe in my storage unit, but no..... I'd still post it but let know there is a flaw.

Mar 02Reply

disneygurl2u @sidstation thank you so much for informing me about the designer. I really appreciate it by the way. My sweetie has a cat. I have to keep any nice items away from her as she is so curious! 🐈

Mar 02Reply

jilljansen305 @sidstation Robin De Vick was a very close friend of mine in Seattle. In fact I use to help her paint fabric in her studio. She was a true legend and I miss her dearly. She made so many beautiful scarves, bedding, clothes…

Aug 18Reply

disneygurl2u @jilljansen305 that is so cool! Thanks for sharing!!

Aug 18Reply

disneygurl2u @jilljansen305 when did she pass away? It is very hard to find information about her online.

Aug 18Reply

jilljansen305 @disneygurl2u She passed away from brain cancer in 2010. She went to Highline High School and then went onto Central Washington University to study art. She was very well known in the Seattle art scene in the 90’s and early 2000’s. She got married to a Seattle guy and then they moved to LA. She lived and worked out of a very cool warehouse/ studio near pioneer square in Seattle. She made great pasta and Salad Nicole’s.

Aug 18Reply

disneygurl2u @jilljansen305 thank you so much for the bit of history on her. Robin seemed to be a wonderful person. I would have loved to met her! I got to know Laurel Burch who was famous for her cat art, purses and jewelry. I also once met Bev Doolittle, the Subliminal nature artist.

Aug 18Reply