Lotus Root Scarf Indigo tabletops A Frangipani bush and a

A Frangipani bush and a lush Mango grove paint a whimsy vignette from the Wild Indian garden

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Lotus Root Scarf Indigo tabletops A Frangipani bush and aLotus silk is an extremely rare and highly exclusive product that is prized over conventional silk. Lotus flowers that grow in abundance on Inle Lake are harvested by boatmen in the rainy season. The delicate fibres are extracted by hand from the lotus stems and rolled into the threads needed to weave the scarves. It takes the fibres of five long lotus stems to produce about 50 centimetres of lotus silk. It takes a week to make one scarf. Not only