Sapphire Traditions Blue Bamboo Chenille Scarf Pablo Roquel Cotton threads were traditionally fed

Cotton threads were traditionally fed through the comb-like portion of the beater to create strips of fabric that could be sewn together and fashioned into clothing

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Sapphire Traditions Blue Bamboo Chenille Scarf Pablo Roquel Cotton threads were traditionally fedRich shades of blue, purple and turquoise captivate with intense harmony. The traditional dresses worn in Santa Catarina Palop inspire this original scarf from K'amolon K'i K'ojonel of Guatemala. It is woven of genuine bamboo rayon chenille on a traditional back strap loom, with techniques developed by earlier Maya people. Rayon from bamboo Machine wash separately in cold water Lay flat to dry Color(s) may vary slightly Handmade in & fairly traded