NEW! CELESTIAL Cape Namaka

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Simple + Sophisticated: Identical to our Daria Cape in concept, the uni-coloured Celestial Cape is lighter and softer. The ideal lightweight and fine wool Poncho Cape for any weather, even summer, this multifunctional garment is an elegant companion if you are headed to a business meeting or for a dinner after. Wear it long, short, wrapped or layered for creative styles! Handcrafted using a light and soft wool sourced from villages in the Himalayan mountains, this Cape is flattering for all sizes.

Styling Options: The deep teal tones of our Cape Nāmaka will give your outfit an added edge - easy to use for the night or day, work or travel.

Colours used: Deep teal with a light salmon detail.

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• One size (fits up to EU 48/US 18). Smaller (petite) size customisation requests can be made by writing to us at [email protected] BEFORE placing your order.
• Cape Dimensions: 115cm x 160cm.
• Material: 100% fine wool; natural and responsibly sourced
• Available in 7 other colours. See all colours HERE.
• Gently hand wash (only if needed) using a mild detergent or shampoo and lukewarm water. Lay flat to dry and store folded in the environmentally safe dust bag that is provided. Use your bag as a shopper when you're wearing the Cape. Dry clean friendly too.
• Worldwide shipping.
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While our Celestial Capes are inspired by Celestial bodies, this particular Cape takes inspiration from Hawaiian mythology (due to its ocean-inspired colour) and is named after Nāmaka (or Nā-maka-o-Kahaʻi, the eyes of Kahaʻi) the Hawaiian goddess of the sea.

For one purchase you make, we plant one tree in your name. We send you an e-Tree Certificate with a code which links to a location marker showing where the tree was planted, so that you can trace your tree!

With our One for One model, in partnership with social enterprise Grow-Trees, we address community, women and nature. Tree planting generates employment for the village women, regulates the climate while improving the soil quality, which benefits farming communities.

No Waste: The skillful positioning of the free-size slit armholes give this cape the multi-styling options and also make it a completely zero waste product.

Design x Craft: The clean and modern European design blends beautifully with the artisanal handloom process to make this cape our signature accessory.

Small Batch Production: Individually handmade by the artisans at Himbodh, producing in small batches ensures that every piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. Dyed using toxic-free colours in a fashion friendly palette, this cape is guaranteed to be your wardrobe essential for years to come.

By shopping with us, you have already made an impact and a conscious change to step away from factory made mass products.

Our Commitment: We want to empower our artisan partners and be transparent with you, while offering you a versatile garment that is also handmade with respect. Your cape was made by skilled artisans of Himbodh in the Himalayan mountains, using yarn that was locally sourced.

By ensuring these artisans of a steady income, fair trade and job satisfaction not far from home, we are ensuring that you get a product that is made out of love and dignity.

Thank you for being a part of our journey in responsible fashion.

Ursprung: JULAHAS

Julahas stellt wunderschöne, faire Produkte zusammen mit indischen Handwerkern her.

Fair Trade: Die Artikel werden in Indien von Handwerkern handgefertigt. Sie arbeiten über eine unabhängige NGO oder eine FairTrade-Organisation. Julahas besucht diese Partner 3-4 Mal im Jahr. Bevor sie die Marke gründete, nahmen sich Julahas die Zeit, den Produktionsprozess der Handwerker zu verstehen. Sie legt bei der Zusammenarbeit Wert darauf, dass die Werte der Inklusivität, Würde und Vielfalt geteilt werden.

Umweltfreundlich: Julahas arbeitet mit Wolle und Baumwolle. Diese werden verantwortungsbewusst von lokalen, von der Regierung genehmigten Gemeinschaften in den Regionen, in denen sie produziert werden, bezogen. Einige dieser kleinen Lieferanten sind bio-zertifiziert oder arbeiten mit landwirtschaftlichen Gemeinschaften zusammen, so dass die gesamte Produktionskette miteinander verbunden ist. Auf diese Weise können Landwirte und Weber auch voneinander profitieren.

Guter Zweck: Die Marke pflanzt für jeden getätigten Kauf einen Baum.

Unterstützt die lokale Bevölkerung: Julahas arbeitet mit alten Handwerksberufen und Gemeinschaften, die sonst verschwinden würden. Indien hat 7 Millionen Handwerker, aber viele von ihnen sind durch die Industrialisierung bedroht. Gemeinden zerfallen, weil Familienmitglieder nicht mehr an Handwebstühlen arbeiten wollen. Indem sie faire und regelmäßige Arbeit anbieten, bewahren sie also nicht nur das Handwerk, sondern machen es möglich, dass junge Leute bei der Familie bleiben und gleichzeitig einen guten Lohn erhalten können.