lightweight scarves

Thai designer Vinita creates a beautiful spectrum of gray and red 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.

Vinita plays with bold colors for the design of this silk scarf. Selecting olive green, aubergine purple and earthy brown hues, she uses tie-dye techniques to color this trendy scarf.

Make a vibrant style statement with Thai artisan Vinita's stunning hand-woven batik scarf. Expertly spun by hand from luxurious silk and then hand-dyed in lush purple, green and brown hues using the tie-dye technique, this dramatic accessory radiates bold originality. Add an artistic flair and pop of rich color to any outfit with this gorgeous scarf's dazzling abstract patterns and delicate fringes created through meticulous craftsmanship.

Thai designer Vinita creates a beautiful spectrum of colors that includes green, dark red and dark brown 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.

The talented Alaya Cholprasertsuk of Thailand presents this charming cotton batik scarf. The artisan meticulously creates the colorful elephants using the ancient art of batik, which uses wax resistance techniques to create patterns on fabric.

Yama Aj Chixot Artisan Group proudly preserves Guatemala's textile tradition with the modern design of this infinity scarf. They work on the pedal loom, which requires a laborious process to prepare the loom for the striped patterns. This lightweight cotton scarf is woven in shades of maroon and turquoise underscored by pastel olive green.

Cool shades twist together in this striped infinity scarf where green, blue and purple shift like dusk over water. Lightweight yet substantial, its continuous loop drapes with ease, adding polish without effort. Woven on a traditional loom by the women of Guatemala’s Ranm Ixoqi’ group, it offers a soft embrace and complements any look with its seamless fusion of heritage craftsmanship and current trends.

Peruvian artisan Maria Ramos Sanchez handcrafts this mobile phone case with an arpillera style front, in which cotton blend felt is appliquéd and embroidered to create an elaborate scene. The artisan was inspired by the beautiful Tambopata National Reserve of Peru, and fills this jungle scene with scarlet macaws perched in flowering trees, a tiger stalking through the foliage on the jungle floor, and a sloth peeking out from amongst the branches. This lovely, brightly colored scene is on a yellow background, and the back and lining of the bag are black. The single compartment is secured with a zipper and a long, colorful strap makes it easy to carry the case over the shoulder or across the body.