celadon

Let the day be completed by celadon and onyx shadows, the ones that decorate Khitish's silk shawl—handloomed in India. Local artisans use traditional techniques to create this glorious piece, whose fringes make it ideal for several styles.

With a dedication to his family, Balinese artisan Dewa De Wardana creates beautiful accessories. This feminine shawl drapes over the shoulders with a lightweight elegance, crafted of fine silk. Dewa decorates the shawl with hand-painted pineapple motifs in celadon over a mystical body of smoke grey.

Commune with nature with this silk shawl from Thailand. Designed by Akkharaphon, this shawl features an ombre fade from celadon to brown to grey-blue, decorated using the batik method; the artisan hand-paints the silk with a wax resist before applying the colorful dyes, resulting in leaf-like motifs in white.

A splendid bordered scarf meticulously hand-loomed from fine double-ply silk hailing from Bishnupur, India's illustrious silk weaving capital, infuses sophistication into every outfit. Designed by artisans Somu and Soma, this gorgeous accessory boasts an exquisitely hand-painted pattern featuring a school of fish, gracefully rendered in midnight blue, azure, Caribbean blue and celadon hues against a white backdrop.

Traditional methods and timeless style join forces on this breathtaking shawl designed by Indonesian artisan Yuni Kristina. She uses a stamp batik process on 100% silk to craft shawls that evoke the rich cultural history of Bali and Java. The truntum motif takes center stage in shades of biru, or blue. Thought to have been designed by the Queen Kanjeng Ratu Kencana of the kingdom of Surakarta, the truntum pattern represents unconditional love and appears on this shawl in teal over a celadon background. Caribbean blue colored kawung appear at the center of every truntum motif. Traditionally, the kawung motif represents good will toward human kind and is thought to have been designed by the King of Mataran.