PLUME BLUE | Handwoven Pure Silk Scarf in Blue & Pink
Rs. 3,500.00
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PLUME BLUE | Handwoven Pure Silk Scarf in Blue & Pink
Rs. 3,500.00
Price inclusive of GST
About the Product
No other scarf catches light quite like this. Colours shift from blue to pink as you move - never looking the same twice. For all its presence, it’s barely there - just 19 grams. A quiet feat of hand skill - a thoughtful gift from India, timeless for those who live between worlds. Woven in small batches, with only a few pieces made each run.
Product Details
100% handwoven mulberry silk
Colour: Pink and Blue dual tone
Dimensions: Approx 2m x 83 cm
How to Style
Drape it long over a kurta, or let it fall across bare shoulders with a dress - the generous length makes both look effortless. Skip the necklace; the scarf does the work. Add earrings and a low bun for evenings when you want to look put together without trying.
Styling tip: Wear it in gentle gathers around the shoulders - that’s when the colour-shift truly shows.
International Shipping
Ready to ship.
We ship worldwide.
We offer a flat rate economy shipping of INR 2500 via India Post. It takes around 15-20 days. Most of our international customers tend to prefer this if they are not in a hurry.
If you would like faster shipping, have any issues with payment or placing your order, write to us at contact@theloomandlore.com with what you'd like to purchase, and we'll help you.
India Shipping
Ready to ship
Free shipping in India
Delivery time approx 7 -10 days anywhere in India
Care
Dry clean only
Iron on silk setting only
Wear often, that is the best way to maintain silk
Disclaimer
Since it is dual toned, the colour will vary in different lights. It may appear to vary slightly based on screen resolutions. Handloom fabric will have minor irregularities-that’s the true charm of anything handmade.
Craft Intelligence
Handwoven in Phulia, West Bengal, where looms sit sunk into the earth. The humid river air and the moisture trapped beneath the looms keep the silk supple as it’s made. Here, the technique isn’t written - it lives in memory, passed from one weaver to the next. Woven with a single twisted strand of pure silk, it’s featherlight - the colours shift in sunlight from one to another. In Hindi and Marathi, it’s called dhoop chhaon- sunshine and shade - perhaps the only textile in the world named after a feeling.
