
Preserve Our World
Restore natural habitats & species

Endangered Species Silk Scarf Collection
These beautiful & delicate handpainted scarves are made with 100% pure pongee silk
All hand-painted scarves contain scenes of endangered species such as birds, animals, plants, sea creatures and exotic plants. Silk painting is a beautiful form of painting because of its light flowing material that looks lovely with any garment.
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Declining bee populations
Jan 26, 2026
Bees dedicate their lives to the survival of their colony, pollinating a wide range of crops that we use in our daily lives; vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, rice, and cotton. Their contributions are vital for our food supply & the health of our planet. Weed killers and toxic pesticides are leading to the death of thousands of bees, essential for crop pollination and honey production.

Natural flora of Greece
Feb 11, 2026
Flowers are gifts from nature, providing us with fragrances for perfumes, oils, balms, skincare, and cosmetics, enhancing the beauty of our homes, gardens, and workplaces. Crete is home to about 180 plant species found nowhere else on Earth. In spring, the island comes alive with colour as flora of all kinds bloom and mingle in meadows, fields, olive groves, forests and shrublands.
The world’s species are valuable to me; we share our planet with an amazing variety of life & beauty. We must do more to preserve our natural habitats and wildlife. Restoring ecosystems, forests & coral reefs.
Charis Estelle

“Let us all learn to respect every animal as a sentient being.”
Jane Goodall
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I am an artist who creates silk scarves, neckties, and other designs that feature endangered or vulnerable species. I also write books and blogs about these animals and their habitats. Making something truly special takes time and practice. If you enjoy my work, I’d appreciate your support with a coffee or a small contribution toward…
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Ancient Trees-the oldest organisms on Earth
Trees are among the oldest living organisms on Earth; some standing for more than five thousand years. Rising during the late Neolithic period, alongside humanity’s earliest civilisations, with the invention of writing, and the first metal tools and bronze weapons. Their first leaves unfurled from pods, cones, seeds, winged seeds, hard-shelled nuts, fruits, and spiny…





