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

From light blue to turquoise and dark blue with bursts of lilac and purple, this scarf from K'amolon K'i K'ojonel envelops with soft warmth. The stylish scarf is woven on a traditional backstrap loom from rayon chenille made from bamboo, and features an opening through which the scarf can be adjusted to the desired snug fit.

Dyed with a solid cyan color by Thai artisan Vinita, this wrap scarf is handwoven from 100% silk fibers for a beautiful, shimmering look with delicate fringes on the ends. The artisan uses her extensive training in the field of textiles when crafting this piece, inspired by her love for clothing and her religious beliefs.

Please note: The hand-spun process and the coarse nature of the silk results in small slubs and irregularities in the fabric's texture. This is normal, and should not be considered a defect.

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.

Working with ancestral textile craft techniques, Yuni Kristina depicts Java's trumtum motif. It covers a blue silk scarf, stamped by hand and embellished with batik. A symbol of awakening love, it refers to a queen who felt neglected when the king took a mistress. She took up batik, creating stars in the dark sky, stars that became her friends. The king was so impressed with her batik that he rediscovered his great love for his wife.

Featuring a solid crimson design by Thai artisan Vinita, this scarf is handwoven from 100% silk fibers for a beautiful, shimmering look with delicate fringes dancing at the ends. The artisan uses her extensive training in the field of textiles when crafting this piece, inspired by her love for clothing and her religious beliefs.

Please note: The hand-spun process and the coarse nature of the silk results in small slubs and irregularities in the fabric's texture. This is normal, and should not be considered a defect.