Anti-Apartheid large silk scarf / PRE ORDER 24/11/26

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Pre-order: delivery from 24th November.

Anti-Apartheid Silk Scarf

Large square scarf crafted in 100% mulberry silk twill with hand-rolled edges for a luxurious drape and finish.

This piece brings together the symbols of South Africa and Palestine in one illustrated artwork. A South African blue crane spreads its wings beneath a full moon, met by a Palestinian sunbird in flight, surrounded by proteas, olive branches and red poppies.

The symbols in the scarf:

• Madiba protea: South Africa's national flower, honouring Mandela's legacy
• Blue crane: South Africa's national bird, a symbol of courage and distinction
• Palestinian sunbird: a symbol of Palestinian natural heritage
• Palestinian red poppy: flowers of memory and resilience, connected to the land
• Key of Return: the enduring hope of returning home
• Shweshwe: a South African fabric worn in anti-apartheid solidarity, carrying identity and resilience
• Olive branches and keffiyeh-inspired border: heritage, rootedness and the land

Every ANZ piece is symbolic of solidarity. Wearing one is a way of carrying the story with you, always.

Packaging
Each scarf is presented in a premium ANZ gift box, suitable for gifting or safekeeping.

Dimensions
65 cm x 65 cm
As edges are hand-rolled, measurements may vary slightly.

Fabric
100% mulberry silk twill
Hand-rolled edges
Double-sided print with rich colour saturation

Care
Due to the delicate nature of silk, professional dry clean only.
Avoid contact with rainwater, perfume and chemicals.

Returns
This item may be returned within 14 days of delivery. It must be unworn and returned in its original packaging.
Each piece is presented in gift packaging that forms part of its value. Returns received with damaged or missing packaging will be refunded less a deduction reflecting the reduction in value.

Pre-order: this piece will be dispatched from 24th November.