Woven Hymns

Jama

Charcoal Jama with Beige Ends

Dense charcoal needlework with plain beige ends.

Shawl covered in dense charcoal needlework with plain beige ends.

Piece notes

What the name means

Collection
Jama
Jama
Jama means the pattern covers the whole body of the shawl rather than sitting at the borders.
Materials
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Dimensions
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Price
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