Fringe "Bull in Bloom" by Elizabeth Dryden Silk Wild Rag

Bull in Bloom by Elizabeth Dryden is featured as part of the Fringe Artist Collection, a curated series highlighting artists whose work reflects the evolving visual language of the American West. A sixth-generation Texan, Dryden is known for her layered mixed media compositions, combining bold color, texture, and storytelling drawn from the landscapes and traditions of the Southwest.

Inspired by her family’s farm in Waxahachie, Texas, this design centers on a richly rendered Hereford bull distinguished by its deep red coat, curly white face, and squash blossom necklace. The contrast of strong ranch imagery with decorative Southwestern elements gives the piece both character and warmth, while Dryden’s textured style brings depth and movement throughout the composition.

A palette of greens, tans, pinks, and purples adds an expressive quality without losing its grounded feel, creating a design that feels equally suited for wear or display. The result is a scarf that carries both regional influence and contemporary artistry.

Crafted from substantial 14mm satin silk, this wild rag offers a heavier weight with a smooth hand and subtle sheen. The hand-rolled hem provides a refined finish, elevating it from accessory to collectible piece. Produced in limited quantities, it is designed to be worn, appreciated, and kept.

• Size: 26" x 26" (Shorty) or 35" x 35" (Long Tall)
• Fabric: 100% 14mm satin silk with hand-rolled hem
• Color: Green, tans, pinks, and purples
• Details: 1" x 1" Fringe logo at center edge

• Dry clean preferred
• Iron on silk setting or use steam