Herb Stripes Ikat Neck Scarf/Hair Scarf
₹950.0
The butterfly is a flying flower, the flower a tethered butterfly.
Dual tone purple-and blush striped narrow Ikat scarf with contrasting lavender edging decorated with a few rows of running stitches.The corners of the scarf are adorned with intricately handmade tie-dye tassles. Wrap it over a denim and Tee or throw it over a dress, this scarf will definitely add class to your attire.
- from ‘The butterfly garden’ collection
- Handwoven in Odisha
- Warp Ikat
- Dyed in azo-free dyes
- 100% cotton
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