Design Inspiration
Bahay Kubo Silk Scarf
₱ 3,850.00
Out of Stock“Bahay Kubo, Kahit Munti.
Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari.”
In Filipino culture, the Bahay Kubo is not only a traditional house made of bamboo and nipa leaves, but also a symbol of unity and family.
Inspired by the local folk song that portrays the simple life in the countryside, the bahay kubo is surrounded by various local herbs and vegetables, as illustrated on the scarf.
This design brings together the artist’s cultural heritage of being Chinese Filipino, with the verse written in beautiful calligraphy using the chinoiserie blue and white motif.
100% Pure Silk Scarf
90 cm x 90 cm
Hand-rolled hem
Dry-clean only
Out of stock
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Material & Craftsmanship
Smooth and lustrous, this JIM Weaver scarf is made of 100% natural silk twill and is 90×90 cm big. Hems are hand-rolled, so no two scarves are alike. Natural silk can last a lifetime with proper care. We recommend dry-cleaning only and no hot iron for best results.
Packaging
Each shirt is carefully wrapped in luxurious white Japanese paper, adding an extra touch of elegance to your purchase. And the best part? Our eco-friendly brown box is not only easy on the eyes but also on the planet! By reducing waste, we’re doing our part to keep our greens green. So not only will you be the most stylish golfer on the course, but you’ll also feel great knowing that you’re making a positive impact.
Artist Info
She can transform words into art with her inks, pens and brushes. While modern calligraphy is typically her chosen art medium, JIM Weaver artist and co-founder Mischel Ocier Mendoza also enjoys other art forms such as painting, scrapbooking, and digital art with her stylus pen.
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