Questions about this piece
How do you tie a bandana around your neck?
Fold it corner to corner into a triangle, then roll the long edge down toward the point until you have a band an inch or two wide. Put the point at the front or the back of your neck, bring the two ends around, and knot them off to one side; a knot dead center looks stiff. Settle it so it sits where your collarbone starts rather than tight at the throat. This one is printed, so the fold you pick decides how much pattern shows.
What is the difference between a bandana and a silk square scarf?
Size and fabric, mostly. A bandana is the smaller square, meant to be knotted tight at the neck, in your hair, or around a bag handle, and traditionally it is cotton, so it holds a knot and stays where you put it. A silk square is bigger and made to slip and drape, which is why it gets folded over a shoulder or looped loose instead. This one is the bandana shape, built for the knotted treatment rather than the draped one.
Does this come in other colors, and is there anything to fasten it with?
It comes in the one version: a single print, a single size, nothing to pick between, and there is one left in the shop. That also means no sizing to work out, since a square bandana ties the same on anyone. If you would rather not knot it, the Double Toggle Scarf Ring from 3AM by H&D, the same maker as this bandana, is $12 and in stock here.