Fringe "Saviour" by Jon Flaming Silk Wild Rag

The Saviour design by Jon Flaming is featured as part of the Fringe Artist Collection, a thoughtfully curated series highlighting distinctive voices in contemporary Western art. Known for his richly layered compositions and illustrative approach, Flaming works across oil, acrylic, and mixed media, often incorporating found materials to create depth and texture. His work reflects a deep connection to ranching culture and the enduring symbols of the American West.

Flaming’s art has been widely recognized and exhibited, including installations at Hotel Drover in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, and features in publications such as Cowboys & Indians and Texas Monthly. His work carries a sense of narrative and place—each piece grounded in the lived experience and visual traditions of the West.

Saviour embodies that spirit, drawing on deep ranching roots with bold color and a strong, iconic composition. Rich blues, weathered reds, and earthy tones come together in a design that feels both timeless and expressive—an heirloom piece that pairs effortlessly with denim, wool, or leather.

Printed on substantial 14mm satin silk, this wild rag offers a weight and finish that sets it apart. The hand-rolled hem adds a refined touch, underscoring the craftsmanship behind each piece. Designed to be worn and collected, it’s a scarf that carries both story and substance.

• Size: 26" x 26" (Shorty) or 35" x 35" (Long Tall)
• Fabric: 100% 14mm satin silk with hand-rolled hem
• Color: Blues, reds, tans, greens, and browns
• Details: 1" x 1" Fringe logo at center edge
• Shown in Long Tall size

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