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Alforja | Commemorative TPWF South Texas | Silk Scarf
Wild, rugged, and unmistakably South Texas.
South Texas is a portrait of the brush country and the remarkable wildlife that calls it home. Kerr Hager’s original artwork brings together familiar inhabitants of the landscape—from turkey, quail, dove, roadrunner, javelina, bobcat, snakes, and horned lizard to butterflies, beetles, and other smaller creatures hidden throughout the design.
At its center, a towering yucca is encircled in barbed wire, while scenes of ranch life, hunting, native vegetation, antlers, arrowheads, and spent shells tell a broader story of this distinctive part of Texas. Look closely and the composition becomes its own kind of field guide, capturing both the iconic and easily overlooked details of the brush country.
This commemorative “Lone Star Land Steward Awards” silk scarf is a customized South Texas design. Alforja is camel with turquoise details. 36×36”. 25% of the proceeds from the sale of this bandana will go directly to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation.
Limited quantities available.
Wild, rugged, and unmistakably South Texas.
South Texas is a portrait of the brush country and the remarkable wildlife that calls it home. Kerr Hager’s original artwork brings together familiar inhabitants of the landscape—from turkey, quail, dove, roadrunner, javelina, bobcat, snakes, and horned lizard to butterflies, beetles, and other smaller creatures hidden throughout the design.
At its center, a towering yucca is encircled in barbed wire, while scenes of ranch life, hunting, native vegetation, antlers, arrowheads, and spent shells tell a broader story of this distinctive part of Texas. Look closely and the composition becomes its own kind of field guide, capturing both the iconic and easily overlooked details of the brush country.
This commemorative “Lone Star Land Steward Awards” silk scarf is a customized South Texas design. Alforja is camel with turquoise details. 36×36”. 25% of the proceeds from the sale of this bandana will go directly to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation.
Limited quantities available.