These handmade scarves are created using ancient techniques known as bandhani, shibori and block printing, making them unique and true works of art! Bandhani is an ancient Indian textile tying technique. Painstakingly prepared by master artisans in village textile communities, these designs are created from tightly wrapping puckers of fabric. After the dying process is complete, the fine cotton threads are unraveled to reveal the distinct dimpled, elastic texture of the finished piece. An alternate technique is shibori. This traditional technique uses thread in a different way, isolating many small repeated points on the fabric to produce stunning, detailed designs. The ends of both scarves are then screen printed in various, detailed motifs for contrast and appeal. Depending on the complexity of the design, a single piece can take an artisan community several weeks or months to complete. Size:Approx. 27.5- 39"W x 78"L Fabric content: 80% Modal, 20% Silk Care instructions: Spot clean only