Lady with Parasol (ပုသိမ်ထီး) | Silk Shawl
Product Description
The Lady with Parasol shawl depicts the youthful decadence of Myanmar culture with the elegant design set on a background of comforting vibrant red and green.
Perfect to add a touch of color to any look, blending beauty & elegance with iconic designs, this premium silk shawl can be worried in infinite ways, wearing it woven into your hair, draped around the neck or wrist, or wrapped around your bag.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 75” x 28” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
Product Description
The Lady with Parasol shawl depicts the youthful decadence of Myanmar culture with the elegant design set on a background of comforting vibrant red and green.
Perfect to add a touch of color to any look, blending beauty & elegance with iconic designs, this premium silk shawl can be worried in infinite ways, wearing it woven into your hair, draped around the neck or wrist, or wrapped around your bag.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 75” x 28” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
Product Description
The Lady with Parasol shawl depicts the youthful decadence of Myanmar culture with the elegant design set on a background of comforting vibrant red and green.
Perfect to add a touch of color to any look, blending beauty & elegance with iconic designs, this premium silk shawl can be worried in infinite ways, wearing it woven into your hair, draped around the neck or wrist, or wrapped around your bag.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 75” x 28” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
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Myanmar’s legendary Pathein Parasols have their origin in Pathein, a town in the Delta of Irrawaddy (Ayeyarwady) Region. Hence their name — Pathein Htee in Myanmar (Burmese) language.
Modern parasols are painted natural scenery and landscape while the traditional parasol for laymen’s use is now virtually extinct, while the Pathein parasol is gradually becoming a decorative thing, or a souvenir item to be picked up by the foreign visitor.
However. Traditional hand-made parasols are still much used by our Buddhist monks and nuns, even as foreign-made steel and nylon umbrellas are gaining their favor.
The Myanmar traditional parasol is mostly bamboo and oiled cloth affair, while most of its raw materials are locally produced. The bamboo is soaked for some time in foul water, to prevent it from the danger of insects later. The head and sliding hub of the parasol is made of teak, manufactured by using the turning lathe.
The other important parts are the framework of ribs, the covering or leaves, the rib, the trigger, the handle, and the shaft, which are of various kinds.
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Fabrix Premium Collection items are Directly Shipped from Myanmar (Burma).
Processing Time: 3-5 Business Days
Standard Shipping (United States) | 12-18 Business Days
Standard Shipping (Canada) | 15-20 Business Days
Standard Shipping (Europe) | 12-18 Business Days
Standard Shipping (Asia Pacific) | 7-12 Business Days
Standard Shipping (Middle East) | 7-12 Business Days
Returns: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery.
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We recommend to dry clean or machine washing your Fabrix Premium Scarf or Shawl, following these care instructions:
- The scarf or shawl should be washed in a mesh wash bag alone, at 30°C/86°F on the delicate/silk cycle.
- Be sure to use a detergent formulated for delicates.
- Use a low-speed spin cycle (300-500 revolutions per minute).
- Dry on the delicate cycle.
- Iron on low heat and avoid ironing the hand-rolled edge.
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Size: 75” x 28” (One Size)
Compare measurements with a similar product you have at home to find the right size. For best results, place the product on a flat surface when measuring.
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