Wrap yourself in rich color, culture, and conscious craftsmanship with this stunning magenta, gold, and jade silk scarf. Lovingly handcrafted using two layers of recycled sari silk and detailed with traditional Kantha stitching, this one-of-a-kind accessory is both eco-friendly and fashion-forward.
🌿 Handmade from 100% upcycled sari silk—soft, breathable, and biodegradable
✨ Unique magenta, gold & jade tones with intricate, one-of-a-kind patterns
🧵 Fine Kantha embroidery adds artisanal charm and texture
📏 Generous size: approx. 80" x 40" — perfect as a shawl, wrap, or oversized scarf
🌍 Ethically made by female artisans in safe, empowering workspaces in Delhi
Each scarf supports women-led artisan collectives through fair wages and sustainable employment. Looking for more colors? Please explore the rest of our Silk Road collection for other breathtaking hues.
Care: We recommend dry cleaning to preserve its vibrant beauty.
Add a meaningful, statement-making piece to your wardrobe or gift something truly special.
Wrap yourself in rich color, culture, and conscious craftsmanship with this stunning magenta, gold, and jade silk scarf. Lovingly handcrafted using two layers of recycled sari silk and detailed with traditional Kantha stitching, this one-of-a-kind accessory is both eco-friendly and fashion-forward.
🌿 Handmade from 100% upcycled sari silk—soft, breathable, and biodegradable
✨ Unique magenta, gold & jade tones with intricate, one-of-a-kind patterns
🧵 Fine Kantha embroidery adds artisanal charm and texture
📏 Generous size: approx. 80" x 40" — perfect as a shawl, wrap, or oversized scarf
🌍 Ethically made by female artisans in safe, empowering workspaces in Delhi
Each scarf supports women-led artisan collectives through fair wages and sustainable employment. Looking for more colors? Please explore the rest of our Silk Road collection for other breathtaking hues.
Care: We recommend dry cleaning to preserve its vibrant beauty.
Add a meaningful, statement-making piece to your wardrobe or gift something truly special.
