Ngiyacabanga, pt. 2, Lg HeadScarf
From VGB’s “Ngiyacabanga” stationery series. “Ngiyacabanga” means I have been/ am thinking in the Zulu language. It’s a signal. It’s a message. It’s a pause. It’s an alert, alarm. It’s code. And now it’s your souvenir.
• Made from 100% polyester fabric
• Smooth surface with low lustre
• Very soft hand, lovely drape, mimics silk
• Print is visible about 50% on the back side
• Each scarf is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Vivid print that will never fade after washing
• Machine wash in cold water with phosphate free detergent, hang to dry, iron on synthetic setting, may shrink after the first wash
From VGB’s “Ngiyacabanga” stationery series. “Ngiyacabanga” means I have been/ am thinking in the Zulu language. It’s a signal. It’s a message. It’s a pause. It’s an alert, alarm. It’s code. And now it’s your souvenir.
• Made from 100% polyester fabric
• Smooth surface with low lustre
• Very soft hand, lovely drape, mimics silk
• Print is visible about 50% on the back side
• Each scarf is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Vivid print that will never fade after washing
• Machine wash in cold water with phosphate free detergent, hang to dry, iron on synthetic setting, may shrink after the first wash
From VGB’s “Ngiyacabanga” stationery series. “Ngiyacabanga” means I have been/ am thinking in the Zulu language. It’s a signal. It’s a message. It’s a pause. It’s an alert, alarm. It’s code. And now it’s your souvenir.
• Made from 100% polyester fabric
• Smooth surface with low lustre
• Very soft hand, lovely drape, mimics silk
• Print is visible about 50% on the back side
• Each scarf is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Vivid print that will never fade after washing
• Machine wash in cold water with phosphate free detergent, hang to dry, iron on synthetic setting, may shrink after the first wash