Credit: Timothy Neesam
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Comments: Shawl. Maria.
Credit: Larissa Brown
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Comments: Melted crayon shawl. Noro Silk Garden in 3 or 4 colorways, plus one ball of Manos del Uruguay in Wildflowers.
Credit: Gandalf's Gallery
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Comments: Isador Kaufmann - Portrait of a Rabbi with Prayer Shawl. [Oil on panel, 32.385 x 39.37 cm]
From Webster: SHAWL, n. A cloth of wool, cotton, silk or hair, used by females as a loose covering for the neck and shoulders. Shawls are of various sizes from that of a hankerchief to that of a counterpane. Shawls were originally manufactured in the heart of India from the fine silky wool of the Thibet sheep, and the best shawls now come from Cashmere; but they are also manufactured in Europe. The largest kinds are used in train-dresses and for long scarfs.