Fair Trade & Artisan-Made — handwoven by indigenous women weavers in Eastern India

Two-Silk Blend — crafted from a blend of Eri and Tussar silks for softness, strength, and subtle luster

Cruelty-Free Eri Silk — produced without harming silkworms, honoring compassionate silk practices

Naturally Textured Tussar Silk — adds character and depth from wild forest-sourced silk

Lightweight & Elegant — fluid drape with a refined, understated finish

Handwoven on Bamboo Looms — woven slowly on traditional looms made from locally sourced materials

Easy to Gift — a meaningful choice for birthdays, Mother’s Day, holidays, and special occasions

MATERIAL & CARE

Material: 100% silk (Eri & Tussar silk blend)

Size: 60" × 12"

Technique: Handwoven on traditional bamboo frame looms

Dyes: Azo-free, low-impact dyes

Care: Dry clean only

This finely woven silk scarf brings together two distinct silk traditions in a single, elegant piece. The blend of Eri silk, known for its softness and humane production, and Tussar silk, prized for its natural texture and sheen, creates a fabric that feels both refined and grounded.

Lightweight yet substantial, the scarf drapes beautifully and transitions effortlessly from everyday wear to more polished occasions.

Origin: Handmade in India

This scarf is woven by indigenous women artisans in Eastern India using a blend of Eri and Tussar silks. Eri silk—often referred to as peace or compassionate silk—is produced only after the silkworm completes its lifecycle, ensuring no harm to the insect. Tussar silk is gathered from wild silkworms found in forested regions, lending the fiber its characteristic texture and natural variation.

The silk yarns are handwoven on traditional zidagar frame looms, crafted from bamboo and other locally available materials. These looms operate without electricity and require skill, patience, and experience to achieve a balanced, even weave. The finished fabric is dyed using low-impact, azo-free dyes, resulting in soft, nuanced color.