Gry/Fuschia Datu Tangkulo Scarf (indigenous)
$138
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KINdom is based in the United States. At $138, it's pricier than most of the 51 unisex cotton scarves on Ethical Clothing (typically $26–$138, from 8 brands). KINdom is a Los Angeles-based fashion brand founded by Claire Powers in 2017, focusing on sustainable and ethical practices. See all Unisex Cotton Scarves →
Product details
In the Philippines the "tangkulo" is traditionally worn as a head piece by male leaders such as chieftains and warriors in tribal communities. The pieces start out as off-white fabric then tied and hand-dyed then beaded and adorned with hand-made pom-poms. Due to the precious artisan nature of the tangkulo each one is unique and one-of-a-kind and are limited in supply.
Supporting and celebrating indigenous tribes and their cultures is at the heart of KINdom; we are all KIN. The tangkulo is worn here as a scarf and creates awareness of these rich cultures that we must preserve.
- One size only; size varies slightly
- 100% cotton vintage flannel feel due to hand tying and dyeing process
- Made in the Philippines by indigenous tribal artisans
- Professional wet clean (more eco-friendly) or dry-clean.
