Ash & White Calligraphy Scarf embroidery Dervishes try to approach God

Dervishes try to approach God not by religious scholarship

traditionally worn as an upper garment by men and woman alike

Literally translated

Decorate your walls with this symbol of positivity and divinity and watch the shadow play in different light

The intricate lattice work depicts the skirts of the Sufi as he dances in joyous abandon

Ash & White Calligraphy Scarf embroidery Dervishes try to approach GodBeautiful Urdu calligraphy in velvet applique, on a unisex silk scarf, with scalloped edges. A mystifying accessory for Sherwanis, Salwar Kameezes, Pathanis, or even when paired with western ensemble. The scarf features ramdom letters of the Urdu alphabet, nested together in an artistic way to create a lattice of calligrapic expression. The Urdu alphabet, or huruf e tahajji, is the lettering used for writing Urdu. It is written and read from the right