rainbow scarves

Vertical stripes in persimmon, crimson, goldenrod, and steel blue run down the center of a soft black and blue background in this eye-catching, sumptuously soft 100% alpaca scarf. A chevron weave pattern adds to the visual interest of the scarf. Members of the Ulloa Family of Peru hand weave the scarf on a traditional backstrap loom using time-honored techniques. The scarf is finished with fringe.

Contrasting with a solid moss green hue, a rainbow of striped patterns decorates this scarf from Peru. The talented artisans of the Ulloa Family create this scarf, which is woven by hand from soft 100% alpaca wool.

The Ulloa Family in Peru combines a rainbow of colors in tidy stripes to create this elegant unisex scarf. The scarf is woven on an artisanal loom from pure 100% alpaca, known for its lightweight warmth and softness. Fringe accents both ends.

Hand woven from fine double-ply Bishnupur silk, this beautiful scarf from Sonu and Soma in India is a colorful and versatile accessory. The geometric pattern is painted by hand in black, white and a rainbow of colors. Delicate red fringe accents both ends. Due to the nature of the silk and the hand woven process, there will be minor slubs in the fabric; this should not be considered a defect.

Guatemalan artisan Elias Garcia crafts this colorful mobile from hand-painted palo blanco and handcrafted Guatemalan worry dolls made by his sister Aura. Each doll features a unique handwoven dress in a rainbow of gold, scarlet, spring green, fuchsia, and turquoise tones.

Quitapenas or "worry dolls" represent Ixmucane, a princess who was gifted with infinite wisdom. Children are instructed to confide all of their worries to their quitapenas and then place them underneath their pillow at night. The dolls are thought to impart their wisdom to them while they sleep and so that in the morning they'll wake up knowing what to do.