XL - Kantha scarf "Kirama", handmade and upcycled from vintage sari silk fabrics and decorated with traditional Kantha embroidery.
Tradition and meaning of Kantha silk scarves
Our Kantha scarves are wonderful unique pieces that have their origins in India. The silk scarves are made from traditional saris and are often put together as a patchwork. In the upcycling process, at least two hand-woven sari fabrics are sewn together and decorated with Kantha embroidery. The special, hand-sewn
Quilted stitch line gives the wonderful silk scarf the name “Kantha”, which is a tradition in West Bengal and Odisha. According to Indian legend, the patchwork Kantha scarves serve as “protectors” and bring protection to babies, small children and the elderly.
Handmade unique piece – Kantha scarf versatile
Each individual Kantha silk scarf is a handmade unique piece that gives the wearer an extraordinary and unique appearance.
Because they are reversible, Indian silk scarves can be used not only as scarves, but also as sofa and bed throws or as wall decorations in the house. A wonderful accessory that tells a story and brings a silky, colorful touch to everyday life.
Fair produced Kantha silk scarves
We source our Kantha silk scarves directly from a family business in India. The silk scarves are made, as tradition demands, by women in the countryside, with great attention to detail
handmade. The upcycling process takes place under fair conditions. We are happy partners and are pleased to be able to bring a small part of India to the western world.
Details:
Size: 84 x 204 cm
Material: silk and cotton (Kantha embroidery)
Since all our Kantha scarves are handmade, small irregularities in the fabric may occur.
