Sarika scarf – Kala Cotton – Hand weaving

 

This beautiful scarf is crafted from Kala cotton, a naturally grown and eco-friendly fiber from India. Known as one of the oldest varieties of cotton in the world, Kala cotton is cultivated without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides, making it an ideal choice for those who value sustainability. The hardy cotton plants thrive on rainwater alone, producing strong and resilient fibers.

 

 

The Kala cotton scarves have a natural and rustic look. It is soft, breathable, and comfortable to wear. The cotton is hand-spun and handwoven by skilled artisans. This scarf is perfect for everyday wear or occasional seasons. 

 

 

You can wear it around your neck, over your shoulders, or even as a head wrap. It suits any kind of outfit, like regular or formal. Each scarf is meticulously handwoven by generations of skilled artisans in India. 

 

 

The organic scarf keeps you cool in warm weather and gives light warmth in cooler seasons. The scarf is completely handwoven using organic Kala cotton materials. It is easy to pair with casual, formal, or traditional outfits.

 

 

The cotton scarf is naturally white. You can wear the fabric as it is in white, or you can dye it with natural colors. As organic cotton fibers are used to make this fabric, they can absorb natural dyes beautifully.

Did you know that there is cotton that grows by itself without the need for irrigation, insecticides, or pesticides?

It is Kala cotton, which grows in a very arid region of India. The province of Kutch. It is a cotton endemic to this region that grows in an ultra-ecological way. This fabric can only be produced in an artisanal way for the spinning and weaving stages.

For our Kala cotton fabrics and scarves, we work with a family of weavers from generation to generation.