Yakan Headscarf

The Yakan headscarf, known as the saputangan or seputangan are woven by hand and can also be worn as a neckerchief, or across the waist. All patterns are created in a complex weaving design technique called suk-suk. Patterns may vary slightly as each weaver creates distinct patterns.

• Size: Appromixately 28” x 28”
• Make: Cotton-poly blended yarn woven with varying geometric patterns, Basilan and Zamboanga, Philippines.
• Care: Hand wash and air dry or dry clean.

Read more about the Yakan weaving tradition here.