Hand-painted silk headscarf in vertical gradient shades of blue, purple, and orange, displayed against a white background

What Makes a Hand-Painted Silk Mitpachat Unique?

What Makes a Hand-Painted Silk Mitpachat Unique?

When choosing a head covering, many women ask:
“Why choose a hand-painted silk mitpachat over a printed or mass-produced one?”

It’s a great question — and one worth exploring, especially if you care about modest fashion with meaning.

🎨 The Story Behind Each Piece

A hand-painted silk mitpachat is not just a scarf — it’s a piece of art you can wear.
Unlike printed fabrics made by machines, each scarf is created by hand, one by one. In my studio in Jerusalem, I stretch pure silk on a frame, mix my dyes, and paint every design myself. No two scarves are ever exactly alike.

This level of detail and individuality simply isn’t possible with factory-made head coverings.

🌸 Why Silk?

Silk is lightweight, soft, and naturally elegant — perfect for head covering. It drapes beautifully and stays comfortable all day.
For women who cover for tsniut, silk offers modesty without sacrificing style.

☁️ Inspired by the Sky

My latest collection, From the Sky, was inspired by real photographs of the sky taken by my father over the years.
I hand-painted 15 unique scarves based on his images — each one a different fragment of light, color, and movement.

You can view the full From the Sky Collection here, and find the scarf that speaks to you most.

For Jewish Women Who Cover With Intention

Wearing a mitpachat is a deeply personal choice. For many Jewish women, it’s a symbol of modesty, identity, and beauty.
Choosing a hand-painted piece makes that choice even more meaningful — because you’re wearing something made with intention, just for you.

✨ Shop the Collection

Browse the From the Sky Collection and discover 15 one-of-a-kind scarves, each one ready to tell its own story.
Because your head covering should be as unique as you are.

hop the Collection

Browse the From the Sky Collection and discover 15 one-of-a-kind scarves, each one ready to tell its own story:

Each scarf is hand-painted, unique, and crafted in Jerusalem.

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