The Trin-pa Silk Scarf is a tribute to the elegance of traditional Thangka art, reimagined with a contemporary twist. In a rich blue hue, this scarf is adorned with flowing cloud motifs inspired by ancient Thangka paintings, symbolising serenity and balance. The delicate patterns evoke a timeless quality while the bold colour adds a modern vibrancy, making this scarf a versatile piece for both classic and modern ensembles.

"Mapcha, meaning â€œpeacockâ€ in Tibetan, was born from this desire.""Mapcha brings the mountains home. We reimagine the rich heritage of Himalayan visual culture with modern handcrafted designs for the home and wardrobe. Curated for design lovers seeking a mindful connection to their surroundings, Mapcha infuses your everyday life with the serene beauty of the Himalayas.We believe in the living tradition of Himalayan artistry, which serves as our inspiration as we collaborate with traditional artists and craftsmen. Our ethically designed products prioritize lasting value over trends. We seek to foster a global appreciation for the regionâ€™s rich heritage, building bridges between cultures, and spreading joy through every product we create and curate. Mapcha, meaning â€œpeacockâ€ in Tibetan, was born from this desire. "

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Delivery Timeline: 1-2 Weeks

Material: Silk

Number of Components: 1

Product Length: Length : 36 inches Width : 36 inches

Care Instructions: These handcrafted pieces are 18k gold plated over brass. Over time, gold-plated jewellery tends to lose some of its colour and may tarnish if not properly cared for. While an extra layer of coating provides some protection, special care is essential to maintain the beauty of your delicate pieces for years to come. To preserve the radiance of your jewelry: â€“ Avoid exposure to any kind of moisture. â€“ When not wearing your jewellery, store it in a pouch or the provided box, separate from other pieces. â€“ If cleaning is necessary, be gentle and avoid rubbing.

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