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Description
Geometry and abstraction are woven into five bands within the cotton textures of this beautiful shawl. Working on a traditional back strap loom, Ixbalam Ke Women Weavers use the Pikbil openwork technique to create radiant stars and stylized birds. “To us, stars symbolize a blessing. In our region, saints are always depicted with a star,” they tell us as they finish the shawl by braiding the fringe.
- 0.2 lbs
- Shawl: 70″ L x 22″ W
- Fringe: 2.8″ L
- 100% cotton
- Do not bleach
- Use mild detergent only
- Hand wash or machine wash on gentle cycle
- Wash in cold water
- Free Gift Wrap? Yes
- Premium Gift Wrap? Yes
- Made in Guatemala.
Perry Bentley –
Nice quality! Very surprised at the quality for this price. It was good
Lesley Holland –
exactly as described and the dye is a nice deep rice color
Mia Kelly –
Like the softness and size, can be used as headscarf, shawl, or just plain scarf.
Kate Johnson –
Lightweight and wraps beautifully.
Cory Deacon –
just perfect for what I wanted it for.
Tori Sykes –
Beautiful, soft cotton scarf. The color is faded denim blue and white, exactly what I wanted.
Samia Kaye –
Use as scarf/wrap or lightweight throw! This is absolutely beautiful.
Miranda Holman –
Only thing is that it is not lightweight as described. Its pretty good quality tho.
Rhona Moody –
I love this and the color. Nice and light for spring and summer nights.
Ceara Power –
Soft lightweight cotton shawl/scarf. Very generous size.
Zarah Mclellan –
It’s everything they said it would be. I love it.
Simrah Weeks –
Super soft and lightweight. Very pretty gradient and shades of grey.
Alexia Wu –
the scarf is beautiful and lightweight as well as having a long length that can be worn in a number of ways.