modern wraps

Evoking the cerulean waters of Biscay Bay, this beautiful wool shawl combines modern chic with an ancient Kashmiri art. Syed Izaz Hussein weaves the turquoise textile with the chashme bulbul technique, which creates the texture of tiny diamonds in the fabric. The ends are not hemmed but reveal a short, neat fringe.

This exquisite wool scarf wraps you in centuries of Indian textile tradition reimagined for the modern wardrobe. Designed by artisan Shahid and inspired by the country's rich heritage fabrics, it features a stunning patchwork of traditional motifs including ornate florals, geometric trellises, intricate lattice designs and classic paisleys in a sophisticated palette of deep teals, burgundies and warm browns. Woven with the jacquard technique and elevated with meticulous hand-stitched chain embroidery, each section is a small masterpiece that comes together to create something truly extraordinary. Generous enough to double as a luxurious shawl and finished with elegant fringed ends, it's the kind of heirloom-quality piece that adds instant depth and artistry to everything you wear.

In this dreamy grey shawl by Peru's Waldo Berrios that will complement all your winter outfits, the red motifs represent the most beautiful Andean flora. The lovely shawl is crafted from a soft alpaca blend and features delicate fringes on both ends in a modern and versatile design.

Versatile with lightweight warmth, this reversible alpaca-blend cloak is great for travel in changeable climates. Modeled after the Andean ruana, a traditional style of draped cloak, its pattern of flowers in boysenberry-purple and burgundy is inspired by the wildlife of the Peruvian mountainside. The generous attached scarf and button front keep you warm when winds pick up.

Versatile with lightweight warmth, this reversible alpaca-blend cloak is great for travel in changeable climates. Modeled after the Andean ruana, a traditional style of draped cloak, its pattern of flowers in smoky grey and black is inspired by the wildlife of the Peruvian mountainside. The generous attached scarf and button front keep you warm when winds pick up.