Layers of Understanding Scarf sum22d1_16-17 For us at Petalura—named for

For us at Petalura—named for a species of dragonfly—they’re a sign of growth through transformation

but you won’t feel overheated indoors

The tagua palm can live for more than a century in the rainforests of South America

and a silhouette that’s comfortably wide without looking boxy

and front patch pocket

Layers of Understanding Scarf sum22d1_16-17 For us at Petalura—named forAward winning Irish artist Rita Oatess childhood was spent between urban Kansas City and rural Co. Leitrim, giving her a profound sensitivity to feelings of belonging, emigration, friendship, and separation, as well as a keen sense of the natural world. These themes dance throughout her work, and at the heart of it all is a powerful sense of hope. Her painting Layers of Understanding is a study in symbolism, reproduced here as an ethereal viscose