Bold Carolina style with a touch of Southern tradition.
The Southern Cascade — Garnet & Black is a handcrafted statement bow featuring rich garnet, classic black and warm neutral tones layered with gingham, diamond patterns and textural ribbon accents.
Long, flowing tails in a mix of patterns and textures create the signature Southern Cascade look—full of movement, dimension and personality. Designed to make a statement on a front door, grapevine wreath, porch or entryway, it’s a striking accent for football season while still feeling distinctly Southern.
Each bow is handcrafted in South Carolina and may have slight variations that make every piece uniquely yours.
Details:
Oversized handcrafted statement bow
Garnet, black, ivory & natural neutral palette
Layered specialty and patterned ribbons
Signature long, flowing Southern Cascade tails
Designed for wreaths, doors, porches & home décor
Handcrafted in South Carolina
Bow only. Wreath and greenery shown in photos are for styling purposes and are not included.
Bold Carolina style with a touch of Southern tradition.
The Southern Cascade — Garnet & Black is a handcrafted statement bow featuring rich garnet, classic black and warm neutral tones layered with gingham, diamond patterns and textural ribbon accents.
Long, flowing tails in a mix of patterns and textures create the signature Southern Cascade look—full of movement, dimension and personality. Designed to make a statement on a front door, grapevine wreath, porch or entryway, it’s a striking accent for football season while still feeling distinctly Southern.
Each bow is handcrafted in South Carolina and may have slight variations that make every piece uniquely yours.
Details:
Oversized handcrafted statement bow
Garnet, black, ivory & natural neutral palette
Layered specialty and patterned ribbons
Signature long, flowing Southern Cascade tails
Designed for wreaths, doors, porches & home décor
Handcrafted in South Carolina
Bow only. Wreath and greenery shown in photos are for styling purposes and are not included.
