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Tulip Voile Hand Embroidered Scarf
Celebrate the Power of Global Craftsmanship
Explore a curated collection of handcrafted accessories brought to life through the Nest Refugee Artisan Accelerator, in partnership with CFDA and MADE51. The collection features the work of refugee artisans from around the world. Every purchase helps support sustainable livelihoods and meaningful impact.
Crafted by Afghan refugees living in Pakistan
In Afghan culture, the tulip holds profound meaning. It is a symbol of love, martyrdom, and resilience, often seen as a ower of both beauty and sacrifice. Light as air and rich in narrative, this scarf is both wearable and meaningful, a delicate weave of past and present, tradition and elegance. Draped around your shoulders or worn as a headscarf, it connects you to a lineage of artistry that continues to bloom, stitch by stitch.
This voile scarf revives the age-old tradition of Afghan PuktaDozi hand embroidery, celebrating the beauty, spirit, and cultural soul of Afghanistan. Made from whisper-light, breathable voile, it drapes effortlessly, an elegant companion in any season.
Made in partnership with Artisan Links
Size:
- 60 x 60 cm
Materials:
- Puktadozi hand embroidery
- Voile fabric
- Fringe details
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Cotton thread
Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.
Bringing refugee craftsmanship to the world
MADE51 is brought to life by UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency, a global organization dedicated to saving lives. protecting rights, and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities, and stateless people.
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"I get paid for the work that I do and I am able to earn a living for my children. That's the biggest positive change I have achieved. The fact that I am able to afford food for my family also makes me very proud. It has given a boost to the women in my community, now they want to earn too."
- Bibi, Afghan refugee in Pakistan
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