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Thailand
Khit Cotton Scarf · Yellow & White · No. II · 80 × 200 cm
€119,00
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Heavy handwoven cotton, a Pha Khao Ma, from Northern Thailand. Beautiful and carrying so much more than just a pattern. The Khit technique is one of the most precise in Thai textile tradition. Each motif is built row by row, thread by thread, directly into the weave.
We source directly from women's weaving groups. Our partner Pla maintains the connection and translates. The colors, deep indigo, classic black, vibrant red, sunny yellow, always on a bright white base, chosen by us, for you.
- Wear it loosely around your neck.
- Pull it over your shoulders on a cool evening.
- Take it on every trip.
This cotton is warm, breathable and has a wonderful presence.
DETAILS
- 80 × 200 cm - generous format
- 100% cotton
- Handwoven in Northern Thailand
- Traditional Khit weaving - each motif built row by row
- Every piece unique in pattern and texture
- Sourced directly, selected on location, each purchase supports the makers
CARE
Hand wash with mild detergent, wash separately, hang to dry in airy shade.
Want to know more about the story behind? Search "SoRarePieces" to find our journal and the stories from Thailand.
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