Woven by hand in the heart of Cambodia, this Khmer silk scarf is the kind of piece you reach for again and again. Lightweight yet substantial, it works as a classic neck scarf or a loose, elegant wrap — and the tie dye finish gives it just enough personality to stand out. It's a genuinely thoughtful gift, too, for anyone who appreciates beautiful things made with care and purpose.
✨ Features
- 🧣 100% Khmer Silk: Crafted from pure Cambodian silk, naturally lustrous and soft against the skin.
- 🎨 Tie Dye Finish: Each scarf is dyed using non-toxic dyes, creating a subtle, one-of-a-kind pattern.
- 📏 Generous Size: Measures 66" L x 33" W — large enough to wear as a scarf, shawl, or wrap.
- 🤲 Traditionally Handloomed: Woven on a handloom by skilled artisans, giving each piece its own character and texture.
- 🌿 Non-Toxic Dyes: Coloured with dyes that are safe for skin and kind to the environment.
- 💛 Truly One of a Kind: Small natural variations are part of what makes each scarf unique — no two are exactly alike.
🌟 Benefits
- 👗 Effortlessly versatile: Dress it up or keep it casual — it works with almost everything in your wardrobe.
- 🎁 A meaningful gift: Whether for a birthday, anniversary, or just because, this scarf tells a story worth sharing.
- 🌏 Wear it with purpose: Your purchase directly supports over 500 women weavers in rural Cambodia and helps preserve an ancient craft.
- 🤍 Lightweight comfort: Silk's natural breathability makes it ideal year-round — warm when you need it, cool when you don't.
🧺 Care Instructions
- Hand wash with a gentle detergent in cool water.
- Do not iron or steam.
- Lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight.
📋 Product Specifications
- Material: 100% Khmer (Cambodian) Silk
- Dimensions: 66" L x 33" W
- Dyes: Non-toxic
- Origin: Handmade in Cambodia
- Made by: A women's silk weaving cooperative, Takeo Province, Cambodia
🌺 The People Behind It
This scarf was made by a women's weaving cooperative based in Takeo Province — a rural, low-income region of Cambodia. The cooperative employs over 500 weavers across 7 villages, and works with 350 local farmers who grow the mulberry trees that feed the silkworms. From cocoon to loom, every step happens close to home.
The mission goes beyond beautiful textiles. By providing stable employment and training, the cooperative gives women the ability to work from home, support their families, and build financial independence — all while keeping the centuries-old tradition of Khmer silk weaving alive for future generations.
Add the Tie Dye Khmer Silk Scarf to your cart today — a piece of wearable craft that supports the women who made it.