Leaves and serene blooms merge in a sophisticated print, designed to enrich your distinguished side. Artisan Saqib Khan combines wool and silk yarns in this shawl, whose avant-garde pattern in jonquil and green hues allows you to wear nature's...

Yuni Kristina replicates the legendary kawung batik pattern for this crimson shawl of silken textures. Dating back to the 13th century the kawung features floral motifs in intersecting circles. The pattern was once exclusive to the royal court of...

Bring the beauty of an Andean rainbow to your wardrobe with this scarf from Peru. Designed and handwoven of 100% alpaca by the talented artisans of the Ulloa Family, the soft scarf features bright, multicolored stripes along its length, completed at...

Pure 100% Irish wool becomes a bold colorblock scarf that you can coordinate with anything. The toasty knit scarf adds an appealing splash of color to any winter wardrobe.

Thailand's Vinita creates a red and purple iridescent effect for the design of this stunning scarf. The scarf is woven on a traditional loom with hand-spun silk dyed in shades of red, dark red, purple, light purple and light pink.

An ode to spring grows in this charming shawl by India's Shuja Ahmed. Wool and silk threads merge to create this soft and lightweight shawl, which is also hand-painted with floral motifs in bold colors —all enhanced by the ivory base hue.

Wrap yourself in the handwoven attire of royalty with this gorgeous scarf. Madam Adwoa and Onyame Akwan Dooso present the skillfully woven kente cloth, traditionally reserved for the queens of Ghana. This particular motif features the golden stool...

Horizons of elegance appear as refreshing as the teal in Khitish's newest design. Silk yarns are transformed into a trendy scarf, handwoven by master artisans from the Indian region. Tradition and versatility merge in each thread, boasting shades of...

Kashmir, the jewel of the South Asian region, spreads its natural luxury in this wool and silk shawl crafted by India's Saqib Khan. The artisan draws inspiration from the region's history of magnificence to create the print that decorates this...

History tells of Ahilya Bai Holkar, the Philosopher Queen renowned for her wisdom and bravery who commanded armies into battle. She once commissioned weavers to design long sarees without floral motifs, as she did not care for them. Weavers drew...

Chevron patterns move to the rhythm of crimson hues, part of Rajnandinee and Srabonti's newest design. Working side by side with a talented team in India, the designers create this scarf, entirely made from cotton to let its captivating palette of...

Working in batik on a soft blend of silk and rayon Vinita creates a plaid motif. She applies bands of purple pink and sunny yellow on white by hand for a shawl that is cheerful and contemporary.

Serene and soothing this shawl from Syed Izaz Hussein envelops the wearer in a halo of soft luxury. Warm and lightweight it is meticulously woven by hand in a rich blend of wool and silk. Generous proportions and lavish fringe add appeal to this...

Working with her mother and her husband, Yuni Kristina specializes in batik art. She creates this silk shawl with the batik technique, where a wax resist is used to stamp the geometric patterns before submerging the fabric in dye. The floral parang...

Extra soft and impossibly cozy, this woven shawl in moss green captivates with its understated sophistication. The baby alpaca fibers create a luxuriously lightweight drape while delicate fringes dance at each end, adding graceful movement to the...

Soft wool textiles are transformed into a luxurious piece of palatial beauty by Sajad of India. The artisan works with rayon threads to embellish this shawl with floral details reminiscent of the glamorous regional gardens. Made entirely in a teal...

Thick yarns add rich texture to this fascinating kente cloth shawl by Gobah Tengey-Seddoh. Strips of black, white and Delft blue make a dramatic and handsome color combination. Designed and woven of coarse local cotton in the 12th century, the lokpo...

Dyed by hand in a festival of purple and orange hues, this scarf arrives from Thailand to take you through bold paths. As a design by Vinita, the garment boasts a semi-abstract striped pattern on rayon and silk threads, allowing a graceful drape.

Thai designer Vinita orchestrates a bold harmony of colors when she combines light and dark rose. The visual illusion is emphasized by the harmony of textures as silk and cotton are hand-woven into a scarf of extraordinary elegance.

Light olive and army green gradually transition into rich chestnut brown on Vinita's gauzy scarf. The Thai artisan weaves the scarf from crinkled silk, hand-dyeing the airy fabric with rich colors, and finishing the accessory with dangling fringe.