They are also being featured at this weekend's Christmas Fair at the Convention Center and at the symphony performance on November 17-18. Price worked closely with the scarf's designers, Marilyn and Cece Jones, who live in San Francisco and design scarves for Gump's and Nordstrom department stores. El Paso's unique architecture and heritage inspired the artists to include the images of Old Fort Bliss, Old Main, El Paso High and Union Depot in their design. These buildings frame the Camino Real's Tiffany Dome in the scarf's center. We used the mission because the tower worked well with the design.
Price says the scarf is an irreplaceable reflection of the city's beauty.
It's a wonderful place with a lot to offer. I think that the scarf leaves people with a positive image of El Paso, for a change, and that's nice. People will notice it and say, what a beautiful scarf. Then I take it off and show them the whole piece. It's quite lovely.