light shawl

The ocean waters of the Pacific that caress Guatemala's coast inspire the range of colors on this fabulous shawl. The women weavers of K'amolon K'i K'ojonel dye threads of rayon made from bamboo in shades of dark and light blue, turquoise, dark and light, and green. Then they expertly weave the shawl on a traditional back strap loom.

Please note that although the color scheme is preserved, the order might differ slightly due to the manual dying process.

Dark and light shades of purple colour this shawl with timeless elegance. Different teams of artisans within K'amolon K'i K'ojonel are involved in the creation of this rayon made from bamboo fiber shawl, from those who dye the yarn, to those who spin it, to those who weave it on a backstrap loom. And everyone is working from home, keeping a millenary textile tradition alive.

Working in batik on a soft blend of silk and rayon, Vinita creates a plaid motif. She applies bands of blue and light green on white by hand for a shawl that is cheerful and contemporary.

A garden of elegant flowers blooms to enrich your classic aura—all condensed in this superb shawl by Sajad of India. The artisan combines wool yarns with rayon embroidery to create this floral garment, made in a light taupe hue to exude enchanting beauty. Displaying a graceful drape, the piece also has fringes.

Let yourself be swept away by the beauty of this exquisite scarf crafted from rayon, adorned with fringe accents on both ends and featuring a colour combination that evokes the ocean under a starry night. The fabulous hand-drawn batik designs by Java's Erna Gendhis bring a touch of creativity and flair to the scarf while the shades of Caribbean blue, grey, light olive, teal, white and black create a stunning contrast that is sure to turn heads. Wear it as a scarf, shawl or in any other way whether you're dressing up for a formal event or adding an elegant touch to a casual outfit.