Handwoven Wild Silk Scarf Madagascar

Handwoven Wild Silk Scarf MadagascarHandwoven and naturally dyed scarf from raw mulberry silk in Madagascar. Beautiful natural tones off white, light brown, burnt orange, and black. The women of Soatanana ("Good Town") weave these fabric using techniques that have been handed down mother to daugther for generations. Each piece is made from sustainably sourced wild silk cocoons hand gathered from the native tapia forests. From a small non profit working with specie conservation and

This project is committed to zero waste utilizing all fragments of the process

and more on a burgundy base

Colors: creamy off white

The cloth colors: natural light brown and olive

We are thrilled to announce co-founder of Cultural Cloth- Mary Anne Wise with Cheryl Conway-Daly - have completed their amazing book about the Maya women rug artisans and Multicolores

Handmade birch bark lidded box

Made by the West Bengal (Kolkata

artisans pleat the cloth in crisp accordion folds

lemon yellow

today they are a group of over 450 beaders

The embroidery is done with a zigzag sewing machine

techniques