VMWI4 - Kalinga Infinity Scarf
From Makabayan Wear, this is a more modern scarf design using traditional fabric hand woven by the renowned indigenous weavers of Kalinga, Philippines. By using the patterns and ways of weaving that have been passed on from generation to generation, the Filipino heritage and craftsmanship are imbued in every strand. Worn as a single or double loop around your neck, it brings versatility, color and style into your everyday fashion.
- Weave pattern may vary slightly, but colors and style will still be the same.
- Length x Width: 35.5" x 7" (90cm x 18 cm) - These are rough measurements, and can vary slightly due to the hand-woven nature of the product
- Handwoven Polyester
- Colors: Blue, orange, red, black
- Lightweight and comfortable against the skin
These are made in small batches only as the weaver completes the woven fabric by hand. Every purchase supports the livelihood of weavers and sewers in the indigenous community of Kalinga and helps preserve their weaving traditions.
$21.00
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From Makabayan Wear, this is a more modern scarf design using traditional fabric hand woven by the renowned indigenous weavers of Kalinga, Philippines. By using the patterns and ways of weaving that have been passed on from generation to generation, the Filipino heritage and craftsmanship are imbued in every strand. Worn as a single or double loop around your neck, it brings versatility, color and style into your everyday fashion.
- Weave pattern may vary slightly, but colors and style will still be the same.
- Length x Width: 35.5" x 7" (90cm x 18 cm) - These are rough measurements, and can vary slightly due to the hand-woven nature of the product
- Handwoven Polyester
- Colors: Blue, orange, red, black
- Lightweight and comfortable against the skin
These are made in small batches only as the weaver completes the woven fabric by hand. Every purchase supports the livelihood of weavers and sewers in the indigenous community of Kalinga and helps preserve their weaving traditions.
