Turkish Silk Scarf | Black_Mizar & Alcor_201-60-1417-171BlackOS | Obakki

Turkish Silk Scarf | Black

Name: Turkish Silk Scarf | Black
Brand: Mizar & Alcor
SKU: 201-60-1417-171BlackOS
Price: 130.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$130.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN TURKEY

A collaboration between Obakki and Mizar & Alcor, this silk scarf is a true masterpiece that seamlessly combines timeless artistry with luxurious craftsmanship.

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Story

This silk scarf carries the legacy of a family who has been weaving in Anatolia for five generations, tracing their craft back to the earliest days of the Silk Road. Led by master weaver Ali and brought to life in collaboration with Mizar and Alcor, each scarf is created on century-old looms using time-honoured techniques.

Every thread is hand-warped, every finish tied with care, and each piece reflects the quiet rhythm of a tradition that has endured for centuries. Woven from all natural silk and crafted with sustainable materials that meet the highest Oeko-Tex standards, this scarf is more than an accessory. It is the story of a family, a region and a heritage carried forward through skilled hands and thoughtful design.

Details

MEASUREMENTS: 305 cm L × 96.5 cm W / 120" × 38"
MATERIALS: 100% Silk
ORIGIN: Handcrafted in Turkey

Product Care

Hand wash in cold water. Lay flat to dry.

Anatolia, Turkey

Hatay Weavers

The Hatay Weavers carry forward a five-generation tradition of textile making on century-old looms, creating organic cotton and linen pieces through slow and intentional craft. Led by Ali and designed in collaboration with Mizar and Alcor, the family hand-warps each yarn and ties every tassel, producing textiles that reflect both heritage and thoughtful design. Their work is rooted in sustainable practice, using materials that meet strict safety standards and require minimal energy to care for.

When the 2023 earthquakes devastated their region, destroying homes and their studio, the artisans chose to rebuild their lives through their craft. Obakki and the Obakki Foundation partnered with Mizar and Alcor to provide emergency relief, followed by ongoing support to help restore the workshop and stabilize the community’s livelihood. Their textiles now carry the strength of this resilience, honouring both tradition and renewal.