Extra light-weight silk scarves are handwoven in Cambodia. The weavers produce the white fabrics first, which are tie-dyed to create the pattern.

There are 3 pattern designs with this scarf:

* Rain: This pattern is created by wrapping the fabric on a tube, binding it with a string, gathering the fabric before dip-dyeing the fabric. Abstract pattern with crinkled effect emerge.

* Starfish:  This shibori is made by folding the fabric, placed between small wooden boards, and tightly bound by strings before dip-dyeing. Repetion of flower-like patterns appear. 

* Water Drop - This pattern uses a rope. Roll the fabric around a thick rope, gathering the fabric in process, and dip-dye. The gradient effect of shibori is created by letting the dye seep through the fabric from the ends of the fabric, leaving the middle part mostly while.