A handmade scarf in a jacquard weave with three color schemes. The intricate weave creates a stunning design that catches the light and shimmers with different colors. According to mehrotrasilk.com, it is made in Varanasi, India, known for its long tradition of silk weaving.

How to identify a high-quality silk jacquard scarf

Authentic silk jacquard fabric, especially for a high-quality scarf, will have certain characteristics that distinguish it from synthetic alternatives. 

Appearance: High-quality silk has a lustrous, pearlescent sheen that changes slightly when viewed from different angles. Imitation fabrics typically have a flat, white glare. The jacquard pattern is woven into the fabric, not printed on top.

Touch and feel: Genuine silk jacquard is smooth, with a soft, almost waxy feel. It will feel warm to the touch when rubbed between your fingers. The textured, raised pattern of the jacquard weave can also be felt.

Ring test: A popular way to test the quality of silk is to gently pull it through a ring. Authentic silk should glide through easily, while imitation silk may bunch up or snag.

By Lighter: When you burn silk fiber it will smell like burning hair and skin after it will tuned to ashes nothing left in the fiber.

Size in cm:

55 cm. width and 180 cm. long

Wash Care:

Dry-clean only recommended