Blue Silk Scarf Women, Hand Painted Scarf, Summer Scarf, Gift For Her, Made in Soufli, Greece by Kalfas.

A handmade blue scarf at the colors of Greece, that is made from 100% pure silk in the village of silk in Europe, is named Soufli. Here are our Product details: Fabric : Crepe Satin 16m/m Dimension : 45cm x180cm Weight : 57gr Print : Digital Finished : by hand * Gift box included This collection is part of the Spartacus. Our silk products are handmade and printed. These scarves for women are 100% Pure Silk Woman Handmade Printed Scarf. We design and create in our factory located in Greece, Soufli. We ship all over the world. Made for women, these accessories are created with digital printed pattern then hand finished. Find the most elegant pattern from our Vergina-Anthemia collection. We focus on our quality which includes rich textures and exquisite details. Our workshop has an expertise in silk products for more than 90 years! All these years, we work to maintain the quality of products high. Our silk scarves for women are inspire by traditional and modern design. Created and designed in Greece in a region called Soufli, famous for its silks. A hand painted blue silk scarf that is made from pure silk in Soufli, Greece by Kalfas. ABOUT Spartacus The Thracian hero Spartacus had begun the most just war in history, as Voltaire wrote. Whoever is wearing this scarf, is connected to a just fight. Written by: George Lekakis. Find us on pinterest with ideas on how to wear a scarf https://gr.pinterest.com/metaxotakalfas/how-to-wear-a-scarf/ Find more info about wearing a scarf https://everythinginart.com/wearing-a-scarf/ Wearing a scarf is one accessory we always have on hand. Either in winter or in summer. It’s a soft and warm scarf. Scarves exist in all sorts of lengths, colors, and even levels. They work with your outfit, no matter the occasion. So whether your go-to is a silk scarf tied tight or an oversize knit designed to toss over your favorite coat, here are some ideas about wearing a scarf made by the finest silk workshops in Greece.