Scarves

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute door or bathroom mats are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric and every item is unique. Yay for sustainability! 

The size of the mats variate between 45 and 48cm

These cute door or bathroom mats are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric and every item is unique. Yay for sustainability! 

The size of the mats variate between 45 and 48cm

These cute door or bathroom mats are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric and every item is unique. Yay for sustainability! 

The size of the mats variate between 45 and 48cm

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It's not our favourite just because they're the best present to give to anyone, for just about any occasion, and how happy it makes them - Our grandmother still has them hanging in her garden from when we gave them to her on her birthday months ago, and sends us pictures regularly. 

It's also not because they're 6 meters long, which always seems to be a lot longer than we imagine. 

We don't love them so much because they're reusable until forever, and they will be the flags that will decorate all your celebrations to come.

No, those aren't the main reasons why these are our favourites..

It's because every of these flaglines are handmade by women, mostly mothers, in rural India. Women from lower castes and classes, who were left with little opportunities. We help educate these women in the art of sewing, and give them work and income by making these flags. Of course, we pay them really well for it. 

Now that's why they're our favourites. We're pretty sure they will be yours too! <3

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

These cute headscarves are made of leftover fabric that have been cut off the pieces of clothing. Like this we really use every last bit of fabric. Yay for sustainability!

The length of the scarfs are +- 90cm

The first picture is the color and print of this headscarf. 

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

Hiwaga means mystery, borrowed from Sanskrit विहग (vihaga, “bird”).
Our ancient ancestors considered birds as a mystery in the sky. They’re beautiful, graceful, and bring joy to the people who witness their elegance of flight. 

If you picture yourself going home after spending some time out and about.. and you're walking to your next destination while it's kinda chilly outside. This scarf will make you so happy with it's existence! 

This cozy scarf comes with an epic wizard hood. It is a one piece that you can wrap around your neck twice and it folds up tiny and flat which makes it easily fit in almost any bag.

This essential piece is made from two different repurposed fabrics. On the one side you'll find a colourful vintage saree, which is our favourite material to repurpose - because they’re so beautiful - and we’ve lined them with another repurposed fabric on the inside. These are fabrics that we've found during our adventures salvaging forgotten materials: old curtains, rejected bedsheets, or this cool waste material we collect from blockprinting ateliers.

These forgotten fabrics that were laying around without a purpose, now are a whole renewed item of wearable art! We love creating these pieces. We hope you can sense that <3

Colors: Creme White/Beige and Green

Hiwaga means mystery, borrowed from Sanskrit विहग (vihaga, “bird”).
Our ancient ancestors considered birds as a mystery in the sky. They’re beautiful, graceful, and bring joy to the people who witness their elegance of flight. 

If you picture yourself going home after spending some time out and about.. and you're walking to your next destination while it's kinda chilly outside. This scarf will make you so happy with it's existence! 

This cozy scarf comes with an epic wizard hood. It is a one piece that you can wrap around your neck twice and it folds up tiny and flat which makes it easily fit in almost any bag.

This essential piece is made from two different repurposed fabrics. On the one side you'll find a colourful vintage saree, which is our favourite material to repurpose - because they’re so beautiful - and we’ve lined them with another repurposed fabric on the inside. These are fabrics that we've found during our adventures salvaging forgotten materials: old curtains, rejected bedsheets, or this cool waste material we collect from blockprinting ateliers.

These forgotten fabrics that were laying around without a purpose, now are a whole renewed item of wearable art! We love creating these pieces. We hope you can sense that <3

Colors: Orange and White

”Dupatta is the Indian word for scarf”

This antique scarf is made for queens! We found this beauty of a treasure in a little store in Pushkar; a holy town in India in the middle of the desert, where they sold these old Bollywood scarves. What a find!

She is absolutely glorious, as you can see, with heavy beaded hand embroidery - and she’s old, created somewhere in the 60’s or 70’s. 

Because this unique piece of art has somehow withstood the test of time, she isn’t flawless. But in her flaws lays a story, and in her imperfection there’s beauty. We like our stuff as we like our people: perfectly imperfect, and always worthy of a second chance.

Now I challenge you not to turn heads with this glory wrapped around you.  

Colour(s): Blue and Orange