Javanese Kingdom Blue Silk Batik Shawl _artisan--novica-artisan-9575 Indonesian artisan Farica weaves together

Indonesian artisan Farica weaves together lontar palm leaves and polyester thread and dyes them ivory

A star charm serves as the clasp connecting the two -- a shining symbol of your sister's spirit

the tumi was used for rituals during the Inti Raymi ceremonies in honor of the sun

Mary and Joseph all watch over baby Jesus

based in central Mexico

Javanese Kingdom Blue Silk Batik Shawl _artisan--novica-artisan-9575 Indonesian artisan Farica weaves togetherOnce adorned upon men's formal clothing during the ancient Javanese Kingdom, these motifs symbolize dignity, self respect and self esteem. Classic Javanese batik patterns inspire this elegant silk shawl. Yuni Kristina selects the kawung, an eight pointed rosette once reserved for the sultan, and the triangular tumpal pattern for this design. 100% Silk Dry clean or hand wash in cold water, dry flat in the shade Handmade in & fairly traded from