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Traditional Black & White Pattern Keffiyeh from Damascus
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SKU: 0149022BkTraditional Black & White Pattern Keffiyeh from Damascus
Price $17.50
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It is said that the distinctive woven check pattern of the keffiyeh originated in an ancient Mesopotamian representation of either fishing nets or ears of grain. The keffiyeh (also known as a hattah, ghutrah, mashadah or shmagh) was worn in the desert countries of the Arab world for centuries to protect against the sun, wind and sands of the deserts of the world by men and women.
Made in Damascus Syria in traditional woven black and white pattern, in all cotton fabric and a generous 48 inches square, a white tassel fringe on all sides & large tassels on the corners..
You can roll it, twist it and wear it as a neck scarf. Folded into a triangle you can drape it over a coat, wear it as a shawl or around your waist as a ‘hipster’ scarf. It’s urban chic today. From rap stars to movie stars, from LA to Tokyo you can spot this trend. From hip-hop to collegiate, from casual to edgy evening wear, it’s a fun, fabulous must have fashion accessory.
Check out the link to our video on "How To Wear a Keffiyeh" at main apparel and textile page.
Made in Damascus Syria in traditional woven black and white pattern, in all cotton fabric and a generous 48 inches square, a white tassel fringe on all sides & large tassels on the corners..
You can roll it, twist it and wear it as a neck scarf. Folded into a triangle you can drape it over a coat, wear it as a shawl or around your waist as a ‘hipster’ scarf. It’s urban chic today. From rap stars to movie stars, from LA to Tokyo you can spot this trend. From hip-hop to collegiate, from casual to edgy evening wear, it’s a fun, fabulous must have fashion accessory.
Check out the link to our video on "How To Wear a Keffiyeh" at main apparel and textile page.
