MEDINA ARCTIC BLUE SILK SCARF

Medina silk scarf, inspired by the lush, vivid palette of Menzer's grandfather's garden, features detailed depictions of pomegranate fruits and leaves, each element carefully rendered to celebrate the rich tapestry of life. The fabric itself tells a story, with each color and pattern rich in historical and cultural significance, echoing the traditions of Azerbaijan.This scarf, crafted with a dedication to preserving national heritage crafts, is handmade using a UNESCO-recognized technique, marking it as part of the world's intangible cultural heritage. It is an ideal gift from Baku, thoughtfully packaged and perfectly suited for travel. 

At Menzer Hajiyeva, we intertwine the essence of luxury with the principles of sustainability and ethical craftsmanship. Each of our kelagayi scarves is a testament to this belief, handcrafted with meticulous care in our atelier by a vibrant new generation of female artisans. We are committed to not only preserving the ancient art of kelagayi but also enhancing the economic stature of women in the villages of Azerbaijan. Our atelier is a sanctuary of safety and creativity, where any woman from the village of Goradil can learn this beautiful craft, develop her skills, and earn a fair wage. Discover more about how our commitment to these values shapes every scarf we create.

100% NATURAL SILK

140CM x 140CM / 55"x 55" 

Slight imperfections that do not compromise the aesthetics of the product are normal. Actual colors may vary slightly from the color on your screen. 

For the best care, always opt for dry cleaning. If you must wash it at home, gently hand wash using cold water and a specialty detergent. Avoid soaking; simply swirl and press out excess water without wringing. Allow your scarf to air dry, keeping it away from prolonged sunlight exposure to prevent fading. Store in a cool, dry place, either folded, rolled, or on a hanger. If needed, use a steam press on a low setting or a cool iron to remove creases, handling delicately to protect the fibers.