Mariam Scarf - Fern
Mariam Scarf - Fern
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Linen has thermoregulating qualities, so this scarf can be a lightweight and breathable accessory to protect you from the sun, or it can used to add another layer of warmth in the cooler months.
Rest assured that your wrap is from a member of the World Fair Trade Organization which creates respectful, ethical, and sustainable work opportunities for artisans in Ethiopia.
About the Maker
About the Maker
Our textile supplier is a member of the World Fair Trade Organization and operates a wonderful facility in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Their workforce is 50% women, and 75% of the management positions are held by women.
Spinners and weavers are employed in a safe, supportive, and comfortable environment.
Textiles are hand-made using cotton, linen and silk and techniques inspired by ancient weaving traditions. All of the dyes are eco-friendly and made of local plants, herbs, and natural products.
Learn more about the artisans who created these beautiful Fair Trade textiles, here.
Materials & Dimensions
Materials & Dimensions
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Shipping
Shipping
We ship worldwide using Australia Post. Postage cost is calculated at checkout. Orders are packed with love by our Hamlin volunteers and usually dispatched within three working days.
Gifts that Give Back
When you purchase from the Hamlin Shop, you are receiving ethical products handmade by fairtrade artisans from a variety of countries across Africa. Your purchase supports local craftspeople and women in Ethiopia who are recovering from preventable childbirth injuries. This is shopping with an impact. Thank you.
- SBSarah-Jane B.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars16 seconds agoLight and pretty
I received my scarf the other day and I am delighted with it. The texture of the scarf is lovely and soft, yet it has a nice 'bounce' due to the good quality linen used. The contrasting ends in white, also give the scarf an added elegance. Note the scarf is quite a light green and more of a 'sage' color than 'fern', but it's exactly what I was looking for :-)