Each scarf is uniquely hand-dyed, resulting in subtle color variations. However, the overall color palette and design remain the same.
Specifications
- Two size options:
+ 70 x 70cm
+ 85 x 85cm
- Material: Natural silk
Description
If vibrant colors are not your style, gentle-toned accessories like the Ginger Beige Silk Scarf will be an ideal choice.
Woven from natural silk, the scarf is not only soft but also impressively durable, providing a comfortable feel when used. Flexible and versatile, you can transform it in many ways: wear it around your neck in a classic or modern style, tie your hair, use it as a headband, tie a bow around your neck with an elegant two-piece dress, or use it to decorate a handbag, creating a personal highlight.
With its exquisite design and elegant color, the Beige Ginger Silk Scarf is an ideal accessory to honor the beauty of women, and also a luxurious gift for loved ones
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Why we CHUS it
About ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam
Desired to preserve the traditional Vietnamese silk-making village, ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam was born in 2017 to bring quality handmade products closer to domestic and international users.
ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam's products are made from natural silk fibers and created on traditional wooden looms. Besides, towards sustainable production, ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam uses safe dyes, certified by the TUV Rheinland International Testing Institute (Germany), and filters several times before being discharged. Therefore, the production process does not pollute the environment as well as protect the craftsmen's health.
Every product of ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam is the dedication of the craftsmen. Despite many difficulties with the profession, they still love silkworms, keep cocoons of hope, pull each silk fiber of joy, and weave love cloth.
Using ÓNG heartmadeinvietnam's products, you not only receive the love of the craftsmen but also preserve the rich and beautiful cultural of Vietnam.
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