Material: Imitation rabbit fur
Size: [100cm] [150cm]
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*When you place your order, you agree to the processing time for our Rabbit velvet scarf (processing time can be several weeks) We always ship by/before the 'ship by date' provided on your order, but we have no control over the speed of delivery services.
Hollow Knight Silksong Hornet and Knight Rabbit Fur Scarf ！
SHAW! Adorn yourself with legend. Add this exquisite piece to your collection and let the world know that you fight your own battles, with thread and needle.
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Cleaning and Maintenance
Pre-cleaning Preparation: Gently remove surface dust with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
- Hand Wash:
- Use water below 30°C.
- Choose a mild, neutral detergent.
- Gently scrub, avoid wringing.
- Drying:
- Avoid direct sunlight, dry in a cool, well-ventilated area.
- Do not use high-temperature dryers.
- Regular Maintenance:
- After drying, gently comb the fabric to maintain softness.
- Store in a dry place, use storage bags to protect from dust.
- Precautions:
- Avoid contact with sharp objects.
- Do not over-wash, clean every 2-3 months.
Do not use, edit, remake or copy our content for your own purposes or any commercial use without our permission. This includes our photos and plush patterns/designs.
On a Personal Note:
This scarf was handmade for me by my grandmother during a low point in my life. At that time, it felt like I had fallen into the "Forgotten Crossroads." Work, life—everything was gray and dim, as if touched by the Infection. I spent my days curled up in my room, running through the maps of Hollow Knight again and again. Only the sound of the Little Knight's nail brought me a sliver of peace.
My grandmother asked me if I liked this little knight. A few days later, she sat down beside me and said, "Let me make this for you." She put on her reading glasses and had me pause the game on the character screen. Squinting, she slowly sketched the Little Knight's simple outline and Hornet's sharp yet lovely posture onto graph paper with a pencil. Knit one, purl one—the classic stockinette stitch was a language she knew by heart.
When I finally wrapped this scarf, still carrying the warmth of her hands, around my neck, I felt more than just its softness. I felt my grandmother's complete understanding and love—she had woven all her concern and encouragement for me during that "rough patch" into its strongest stitches. She didn't give long lectures; she simply showed me through her actions: even when you feel lost in the deepest abyss, someone is weaving light for you, stitch by stitch.
I later learned how to make this scarf from her. Each one requires a full morning's work. But what I truly wish to share is not merely the scarf itself—it's the warmth and courage she gave me. May this warmth, woven with both love and courage, accompany you on your next journey.
