Multicolored Cotton Ikat Scarf Hand-Woven in Uzbekistan - Fergana Sunset Modal near each end of the

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Multicolored Cotton Ikat Scarf Hand-Woven in Uzbekistan - Fergana Sunset Modal near each end of theA multicolored hand woven cotton scarf from Uzbekistan's Nurmukhammad Valiyev features fabulous ikat motifs in a combination of green, purple, red, yellow and light pink. Completed with matching fringe on both ends, this dreamy scarf is inspired by the colors of the sunset in the Fergana Valley, renowned for being a capital for ikat textiles. 100% cotton 0. 12 lbs 71 inches L x 17. 8 inches W Fringe: 2. 8 inches L