collar scarf

Fabulous color makes this dazzling scarf unforgettable. By Vinita in Thailand, the crinkled textile combines purple, fuchsia and pale gray in tie-dyed patterns. A touch of silk adds elegance to the design.

Fabulous in brownish green, purple, and pink, this scarf is designed for bold elegance. Vinita designs the crinkled rayon and silk blend scarf with tie-dyed patterns.

Thai designer Vinita creates a beautiful spectrum of red, purple, burgundy and pink hues for the design of this scarf. The scarf is woven on a traditional loom with raw silk, dyed and hand-painted with batik techniques, therefore intensity of colors and their placement might vary slightly.

Soft pink turns into deep rose in a delicious palette of colors orchestrated by Vinita. She works with traditional dyeing techniques to create a scarf of bold elegance that is loomed of raw silk.

Thai artisan Vinita designs a fascinating pair of wrap scarves. Woven by hand of cotton, the scarves are lightweight and breezy, completed with dainty fringes at each end. One scarf features a solid color in magenta, while the other features ombre stripes of iris and indigo, resulting in a winning combination.

Thai artisan Vinita designs a fascinating pair of wrap scarves. Woven by hand of cotton, the scarves are lightweight and breezy, completed with dainty fringes at each end. One scarf features ombre stripes that blend from indigo to cerulean, while the other ranges from amethyst to carnation for a winning combination.

This scarf from Guatemala's Community Association of Tzutujil Women Artisans is a natural treasure to behold. It is woven on a traditional loom with cotton featuring an open weave. Colors are obtained from achiote and alnus bark, which the women prepare on their own. The scarf is woven in three colors including natural cotton, a dark shade of pink obtained from the first boiling of the plants, and a lighter shade, obtained from the third boiling. "Combining achiote and alder gives us up to seven different shades, ranging from red to pink – isn't nature wonderful?!" the Tzutujil women tell us.

Designed by Raquel and Gregor of Peru, this baby alpaca and pima cotton blend hand woven shawl is both lightweight and cozy warm. The shawl features a strong color palette of fuchsia, gold-orange, and purple in three bold color-blocked stripes with a subtle arrow pattern. Fringe finishes both ends of the shawl. Baby alpaca refers to the fine fleece from the season's first shearing.