Chameria Silk Scarf

<p><br /> <br /> The pattern of the scarf was inspired and the historical fact that the Jewish population of Albania after the WWII was actually larger than before the war. <br /> <br /> The scarf tells the story about centuries long friendly relations between Albanians and Jews, and the nobel story how Albania and Albanians, Muslims and Christians, were saving its own Jews and all the Jewish refugees coming to Albania from the surrounding European countries during the Fascist and Nazi occupations. <br /> <br /> <b> More about the brand </b></p> <p><b></b> Triqita have designed an exclusive range for the British Museum. This collection is created by Natasha Korn and is titled ?The Silk Road to Albania?. The design is inspired by images from traditional Albanian folk art and each tells a part of the rich history and story of Albania.</p>

Exclusive to the British Museum, a silk scarf inspired by traditional Albanian dress.

The beautiful design of this silk scarf is a celebration of the skilful embroidery and rich velvet fabrics often used in Albanian folk art and clothing. The scarf has been designed by Natasha Korn as part of a British Museum collection named The Silk Road to Albania.  

An extraordinary gift celebrating ancient art and craftsmanship.