Made from a soft, durable blend of naturally dyed Eri silk and wool, The Eri Silk Blend Scarf features intricate woven details inspired by mountain landscapes. Available in two natural colourways, with fringed edges that add a subtle, textured finish. A versatile layer in earthy, nature-inspired tones.

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Reserved this limited edition piece by placing your order now, to be delivered to your door by 31st May 2025.

• Size & Material
• Care
• Artisan Details

• 100% natural hand-spun, naturally handdyed wool sourced from the Himalayan Gaddis shepherds.

  L 275cm x W 106cm
  

• To ensure that your beautiful piece looking fresh and vibrant for many seasons to come we recommend following these simple care instructions:
  
  Gentle Cold Wash - Hand wash or dry clean are recommended. 
  
  Air Dry in the Shade - After washing, avoid wringing it out to preserve the delicate appliques and fabric quality then lay it flat or hang it to air dry in a shaded area to prevent fading and protect the fabric from the harsh effects of direct sunlight.
  
  Avoid Harsh Detergents - To preserve the integrity of the colors and material, opt for mild, gentle pH-neutral detergents that are suitable for delicate fabrics. Avoid bleach and ironing on a low setting only if necessary.

• Kullvi Whims represents the Women of Himachal Self-Help Group from Kullu Valley, a name that beautifully encapsulates both the artisans' identity and the joy they derive from their craft. The "Whims" in the name signifies the unique personal touches that each woman adds to her woven and knitted pieces, reflecting their individuality and creativity in every motif and pattern.
  
  Founded in 2012, Kullvi Whims is dedicated to celebrating the beauty of slow craftsmanship. They work with traditional craftsmen as their artisans, who have learned their skills of spinning, weaving, knitting, and crochet from family members, predominantly creating pieces for personal use, such as pattus, blankets, sweaters, mojiris, and socks. Aligned with the seasonal rhythms of mountain life, each Kullvi Whims piece embraces the deep connections between nature and craft.
  
  In collaboration with the Gaddis to procure their indigenous wool, this pastoral tribe of the Himalayas known for their unique shepherding practices. They traverse the high Himalayan ranges annually, covering thousands of kilometers with their sheep to migrate to traditional pastures. Each Kullvi Whims piece embodies the essence of the mountains as every piece undergoes a natural dyeing process with colours derived from local native flora. Every knitted or woven piece serves not only as a beautiful creation but also narrates the stories of its maker and the journeys undertaken across the breathtaking Himalayan landscape.
  
  By establishing a local value chain that honors the work of pastoralists and traditional artisans, Kullvi Whims champions sustainability, alternative economic systems, and the strengthening of local economies.