perfect wrap

From Thailand's Vinita, this scarf is designed to accessorize with lavish elegance. The bright magenta scarf is woven on a traditional loom with hand-spun silk featuring segments of white and green parallel lines.

The slightly coarse textures of this scarf are expected of natural, hand spun bark silk.

Dyed a solid magenta 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.

Designed by Vinita, these breezy wrap scarves capture the verdant beauty of a tree grove. Woven by hand using cotton yarns, one scarf features a solid color in fuchsia while the other displays an ombre fade between petal pink and olive. Completed with fringes at each end, this accessory makes the perfect companion for all occasions.

Its vibrant fuchsia, lilac, Prussian blue and white shades are the distinctive characteristics of this soft and fashionable alpaca scarf handcrafted in Peru. Using traditional looms, the Ulloa family expertly weaves this colorful accessory that is the perfect complement to add a pop of color to any ensemble.

Designed by Peruvian artisans Raquel and Gregor, this beautiful and cozy scarf is made from a baby alpaca and pima cotton blend, making it as soft and lightweight as it can be. They hand weave a subtle arrow pattern in vibrant colors and finish it with a fringe on both ends. This scarf will be the perfect accessory for cold winter days.

This gorgeous shawl combines a beautiful palette with rustic textures to give you the perfect statement piece. Raquel and Gregor hand-weave it from a baby alpaca blend in a bright combination of midnight blue, deep pink and garnet, with details in light brown. Wear it as a shawl on cool summer nights or an oversized scarf in winter weather.

Raquel and Gregor label their pieces with the name Silpa, which is the Aymara word for comfort, pleasure, and softness. The couple aims to preserve their homeland's rich textile and weaving traditions through their work.