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Like mystical mountains rising through an azure mist, the design of this scarf is by Thailand's Vinita. The triangular tie-dyed patterns embellish this hand-woven silk scarf.

Vinita plays with bold colors for the design of this silk scarf. Selecting blue, purple and pink hues, she uses tie-dye techniques to color this trendy scarf.

Thai artisan Vinita crafts a silk shawl using tie-dye techniques that create patterns reminiscent of ripples in water. Hand-dyed in cool blues and greens, the shawl is woven by hand from naturally coarse "bark" silk or raw silk for rich texture. The wrap makes a one-of-a-kind accessory that is sure to get noticed.

This vibrant wrap will work both as a shawl and a beautiful oversized scarf for cold winter days. Raquel and Gregor weave it in a soft baby alpaca and Peruvian pima cotton blend, and decorate it with a jacquard pattern in violet, light grey, turquoise, and hot pink. The couple aims to preserve their homeland's rich textile and weaving traditions through their work using local materials and techniques.

From Sandeep Malhotra, this novel shawl is trendy and lightweight. Ivory yarns in varying thicknesses flow together in a voluptuous open weave wrap.

Enjoy the cool breeze by the ocean or the pool with the stylish items crafted in Thailand that the NOVICA team carefully put together in a very special curated gift set. Feel the wind’s caress through the rich textures of hand-spun cotton in a unique scarf that doubles as a shawl, expertly woven and dyed by hand in a luscious white hue. Carry your essentials in the versatile hobo shoulder bag woven and lined in cotton in an off-white and cadet blue striped pattern, featuring a convenient interior pocket. And complement your beach look with a bohemian leather wristband bracelet boasting braided accents and a stainless steel push-button clasp closure.

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.