Large Cotton/Silk Cups Indigo scarf with sari edges held diagonally by model.

Large square scarf - PilgrimWaters | designer & makers

Cotton/Silk large square Cups Indigo with sari edge scarf displayed on flat surface.

Cotton Silk Large Handprinted Square Scarf

Cotton/Silk large square 52" x 52" Cups Indigo with sari edges folded flat.

Cotton Silk Large Handprinted Square Scarf

$247.00

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Wrap yourself in a large square cotton/silk scarf with upcycled sari silk edges. Four-sided hand-fringed up-cycled silk sari edges with handprinted PilgrimWaters designs. Crisp all season for every occasion. Each print run has its unique characteristics — small artifacts are the results of production printing by humans, making each piece all the more special.

Looking for a smaller accent? Complete the collection with our playful Cotton/Silk Mini Squares or the tailored, everyday Midi Scarves.

ABOUT OUR LARGE COTTON/SILK SCARF

SIZE:

52” × 52” (132 cm × 132 cm) — a generous large square wrap.

MATERIAL:

50% cotton, 50% silk with four-sided hand-fringed upcycled sari silk edges.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Each printing batch is unique; small artifacts are the mark of human production printing.

ORIGIN:

Ethically handmade in India. Each Large Square scarf supports heritage craft techniques.

DESIGN & CRAFT CARE GUIDE FAQ

Can I handwash my Cotton/Silk scarf?: Yes! While the tag says “dry clean only,” you can handwash it in cool water with a gentle, pH-neutral detergent. To protect the delicate fibers and fringe, never wring the fabric — instead, gently roll it in a towel to absorb excess moisture and lay flat to dry.
Will the sari silk fringe edges fray over time?: The four-sided fringe edges are hand-finished and durable with proper care. Avoid snagging on rough surfaces or sharp jewelry, and store flat or loosely folded to keep the fringe in good shape.
What are “small artifacts”?: Hand silk-screening is a human process — ink is pushed through a screen by hand, one pull at a time. Small artifacts are the tiny imperfections that result: a faint ink “blip” at the edge of a print pattern, a slightly uneven color pull, or a small “blop” where the screen lifted. No two pieces are identical. These are not defects — they are the fingerprints of the making process, and what distinguishes a handmade textile from a machine-printed one.

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Cotton Silk Large Handprinted Square Scarf

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