Myanmar Traditional Puppets - Yoke Thé (ရုပ်သေး) | Silk Scarf
Product Description
Fusing iconic characters of Myanmar traditional string puppetry known as Yoke Thé (ရုပ်သေး) with elegant and eye-catching design patterns, this bold and charismatic scarf is a magnificent celebration of ultimate beauty and long-standing Myanmar tradition and culture, offering a creative and colorful touch.
Offering endless styling options, it can be worn for any occasion by tying around the neck for an iconic look, wrapped around the waist as a seductive belt, or used to style the hair in on-trend ways.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 39” x 39” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
Product Description
Fusing iconic characters of Myanmar traditional string puppetry known as Yoke Thé (ရုပ်သေး) with elegant and eye-catching design patterns, this bold and charismatic scarf is a magnificent celebration of ultimate beauty and long-standing Myanmar tradition and culture, offering a creative and colorful touch.
Offering endless styling options, it can be worn for any occasion by tying around the neck for an iconic look, wrapped around the waist as a seductive belt, or used to style the hair in on-trend ways.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 39” x 39” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
Product Description
Fusing iconic characters of Myanmar traditional string puppetry known as Yoke Thé (ရုပ်သေး) with elegant and eye-catching design patterns, this bold and charismatic scarf is a magnificent celebration of ultimate beauty and long-standing Myanmar tradition and culture, offering a creative and colorful touch.
Offering endless styling options, it can be worn for any occasion by tying around the neck for an iconic look, wrapped around the waist as a seductive belt, or used to style the hair in on-trend ways.
Product Info
Material: Silk Crepe Satin
Size: 39” x 39” (One Size)
Imported. Proudly Made in Myanmar.
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The traditional toys of Myanmar are mostly made of paper-mâché, but colorful and attractive. These toys are usually sold on the stairways of pagodas all over Myanmar. They differ in size, style, idea, meaning, and color giving each of them a unique definition and expression.
Although these toys are rarely played with by modern-day children in urban cities, they are still kept as souvenirs at home. But for the rural children, those lovely toys are something more than they can imagine.
For generations, traditional paper-mâché gifts like Pyit Taing Htaung (Humpty Dumpty), Oh Si (Drums), Poe-Wa-Yoke, Zee Kwet (Golden Owls), Nwar Yoke (Painted Oxen) and etc., have been a rite of passage for young children across Myanmar.
Usually sold at stalls near pagoda entrances, they are crafted by hand, with strips of glue-soaked newspaper plastered around a wooden mold and left to bake in the sun.
Each toy is a labor of love, taking between three and five days to complete.
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Processing Time: 1-2 Business Days
Standard Shipping (United States) | 3-5 Business Days
Returns: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery.
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We recommend dry cleaning or machine washing your Fabrix Premium Scarf or Shawl, following these care instructions:
- The scarf or shawl should be washed in a mesh wash bag alone, at 30°C/86°F on the delicate/silk cycle.
- Be sure to use a detergent formulated for delicates.
- Use a low-speed spin cycle (300-500 revolutions per minute).
- Dry on the delicate cycle.
- Iron on low heat and avoid ironing the hand-rolled edge.
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One Size | 39” x 39”
Recommendation: Compare these measurements with a similar product you have at home to find the right size. For best results, place the product on a flat surface when measuring.For more information, please visit Product Information.