Glarus silk handkerchief
Did you know that Glarus handkerchiefs…
- are a welcome gift for every newcomer to the canton of Glarus?
- are among the top 15 typical Swiss products. (Best Swiss survey)
- were originally dyed using cow dung? It is said to have aided the chemical processes and also had a purifying effect.
- have a characteristic droplet design derived from the paisley pattern, which symbolizes a rolled-up palm leaf from the Orient? Early trade in the textile industry brought the pattern to the Glarus region, where it has become a trademark of the Glarus people.
- are an integral part of traditional Appenzell costume? As a handkerchief peeking out of a trouser pocket!
… are also called Fazonetli. And, that the classic Glarus handkerchief is still turquoise red, but is now available in an attractive range of 36 colors and in sizes 50x50 cm and 70x70 cm.
Uses: Neck and head shawls, napkins, crafts, and much more...
Material: 100% silk
Size: 53 x 53 cm
Care: Hand wash
Country of origin: Switzerland
- are a welcome gift for every newcomer to the canton of Glarus?
- are among the top 15 typical Swiss products. (Best Swiss survey)
- were originally dyed using cow dung? It is said to have aided the chemical processes and also had a purifying effect.
- have a characteristic droplet design derived from the paisley pattern, which symbolizes a rolled-up palm leaf from the Orient? Early trade in the textile industry brought the pattern to the Glarus region, where it has become a trademark of the Glarus people.
- are an integral part of traditional Appenzell costume? As a handkerchief peeking out of a trouser pocket!
… are also called Fazonetli. And, that the classic Glarus handkerchief is still turquoise red, but is now available in an attractive range of 36 colors and in sizes 50x50 cm and 70x70 cm.
Uses: Neck and head shawls, napkins, crafts, and much more...
Material: 100% silk
Size: 53 x 53 cm
Care: Hand wash
Country of origin: Switzerland