Divine Inspiration and Timeless Elegance Introducing the Lydia Stole, a sophisticated accessory inspired by the ancient Kingdom of Lydia. Reflecting the advanced artistry of the Lydian culture, this elegant stole, designed for larger sizes to comfortably pull over your shoulders, embodies the rich history and cultural heritage of Lydia, located in modern-day western Turkey. Featuring intricate patterns that symbolize the elegance and prestige of this ancient kingdom, the Lydia Stole is more than just an accessory; it's a piece of history that you can wear, embodying the enduring legacy of Lydia. Exquisite Craftsmanship and Superior Quality Crafted with exceptional quality, the Lydia Stole ensures lightweight insulation, keeping you warm while enjoying its luxurious texture against your skin. This stole not only provides warmth and comfort but also connects you to the ancient traditions of craftsmanship. Seamlessly blending superior craftsmanship with timeless elegance, the Lydia Stole offers exceptional quality that enhances any outfit. Versatile Style for Any Occasion Perfect for any occasion, the Lydia Stole's classic design and subtle elegance make it a versatile addition to your wardrobe. Whether dressing up for a formal event or adding a touch of sophistication to your everyday look, this stole enhances any outfit with its versatile style. Celebrate the legacy of Lydia with the Lydia Stole. Order yours today and add a touch of historical elegance to your collection. Care Instructions To maintain the beauty and longevity of your Lydia Stole, we recommend gentle hand washing with mild detergent and laying flat to dry. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its pristine condition. Composition: %45 super-kid mohair/ %55 polyamide Personalization : We offer the option to personalize foulard with initials through meticulous needlework. It's important to note that once this customization is applied, refunds will not be available. For further inquiries, please refer to Mohair&Angora Gifting.
