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By Susan
When I opened my package and saw the scarf, my first words were "this is beautiful!" I wanted to add a touch of color to my spring and summer wardrobe. The scarf will be perfect for that!
By Susan
I bought this for myself and liked it so much that I gave one to my sister and my daughter for Christmas. Such nice workmanship!
By Kathleen
It is exactly as described. It is a lovely color and soft and supple. I bought it for a gift but am keeping it myself.
"Before only the men would weave and the women did the wefting, warping and spinning of yarns... But these days, women have started weaving and it is no longer a male-centric work."
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The scarf today is worn in a lot of different ways, whether it's for fashion, religion, or to keep warm. Scarves have become a popular accessory for men and women around the world. It is believed that the use of scarves first developed in Ancient Rome. The Romans referred to a scarf as a sudarium – sweat cloth in Latin – and was primarily used to keep clean, especially of any sweat around the neck judging from the name. Chinese warriors also used scarves as a symbol of their ranking during under the powerful rule of Chinese Emperor Cheng. In the 19th century, the scarf trend really began to develop as a fashion symbol, worn in a variety of ways, from a simple wrap around the neck to an edgy knot.
At Novica, we have gathered a wide selection of unique scarves hand-woven by talented artisans around the world. Keep cozy with our luxurious alpaca wool scarves from Peru. This fiber was valued by the Incas and the tradition has been passed down many generations to ensure warmth during the cold seasons. For those hot summer days, keep fresh and accessorize with any of our silk scarves decorated with a wax-resist dyeing technique known as batik. The natural sheen and texture of silk can be easily dyed, allowing unique designs to shimmer with the colors of your outfit. Our artisans are masterful weavers who create one-of-a-kind scarves just for you!
