Fringe "Toro Grande" by David Bond Silk Wild Rag

Toro Grande by David Bond is featured as part of the Fringe Artist Collection, a curated series highlighting artists who carry forward the visual language of the American West. With a background in traditional sign painting, Bond brings a steady hand and a clear point of view—blending vintage iconography with a sense of character and authenticity.

At the center of the design is a commanding Hereford, framed by branding iron motifs and Western typography that echo the look of early ranch signage. The composition feels direct and unapologetic, with a structure that reflects both utility and style. It’s a piece rooted in working culture, yet refined through careful illustration and balance.

Rendered in a 1960s-inspired green with orange and tan, the palette reinforces its vintage influence while maintaining a strong visual presence. The result is a scarf that feels both rugged and considered—well suited for everyday wear or as part of a more curated collection.

Crafted from smooth 12mm satin silk, this wild rag offers a lightweight feel with a fluid drape and subtle sheen. The hand-rolled hem provides a clean, finished edge, elevating it from everyday accessory to a lasting piece.

• Size: 26" x 26" (Shorty) or 35" x 35" (Long Tall)
• Fabric: 100% 12mm satin silk with hand-rolled hem
• Color: 60s green with orange and tan
• Details: 1" x 1" Fringe logo at center edge

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