Reviving Elegance: Exotic India's Reversible Jamawar Amritsar Scarves & Wraps for Women Review

I love these scarves and have collected several but the photo and description are sometimes misleading. This one is not black and green. It's black and turquoise.

Very versatile size, can be worn as a voluminous scarf under a coat or as a cape. The fabric is heavier than expected and the color is vibrant so I think I got more than I expected. Think about which color to buy next time!

I bought a few others from another company but they ran out before I could order more. This one seemed similar, if a bit overpriced, so I ordered it. It doesn't look like it at all, it's still nice but I've bought others at half price and it had hand embroidered edges.

Bought this scarf a few months ago. I am very unhappy with the look and texture of the scarf - synthetic, shine, I don't like it. I gave it away This is particularly sad for me as I have purchased several genuinely woven, beautifully crafted shawls from them over the past few years and still wear them with pride. Very sad!

Not sure if it's wool. It feels like a synthetic fabric. The label on the main side of the black design does not indicate which is misleading. Colors are not bright. A color and design I wanted and had put on my wish list for a few days was recalled as unavailable (possibly never available again). The size is big which is a plus. another seller, this is 100% wool in bolder colors for $20, half the price of this one. Overall I am not very happy with my purchase.

I've been searching a lot lately for a shawl/stole/shawl/stole in the right shade of pink or ivory. Not too plain, not too thin, not too shiny, or a pattern that looks like it belongs on the cornice and not on my shoulders; Quality pashmina or three-ply cashmere for less than $30. Yes, I know $30 cashmere isn't like that. I might as well be looking for a live unicorn. Although, according to some vendors, there are now goats crawling around in the Himalayas that grow pelts of rayon, acrylic, and