The pashmina hijab/scarf is wonderfully smooth, light and has a beautiful silk- screen print on it. I was surprised how the print wonderfully worked with the fabric and the contrast it created. It is rather unique, and I must admit, I have never seen a printed scarf before, maybe it is something new or maybe I'm just one step behind with printed hijabs?
I noticed that the printed writing on the scarf is a poem, how wonderful is that?
I am not paid to say this, but I love the printed pashmina scarf, and there are many ways to wear it; below are pictures of 3 ways to wear the scarf...
I was introduced to SixteenR by its president Nancy Hoque, and I have to say that I really like many of their scarves. They not only offer printed pashminas, but also gaamchas, chiffon, and muslin scarves.
The price range is decent for what you get!
Not only am I only in love with SixteenR scarves, but also the simplicity of their website, the buying process couldn't be more easier, and the navigation is clearly structured (you're probably wondering why am I babbling on about their website, right? I'm a graphic designer and tend to notice good design haha)
Right now they have 10% off on all scarves, hurry and buy them at their website here
(Photography by Amy Pho)
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