You’ll love it because: The orange is made from annatto seeds and adds a great pop of colour to any outift.
$18.00
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This Silk Tie Dye Scarf features the natural dye of annatto seeds, a traditional natural dye here in Laos. The silk woven in this scarf is handreeled off bombyx mori cocoons.
It is then handwoven and finally the tie dye technique is used to create the pattern. This scarf is both natural and soft. It’s a great accessory for any wardrobe.
| Weight | 80 g |
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