Beautiful Dashiki Khanga can be used as a sarong, scarf, headwrap, beach towel and throw.
Khanga fabric can also be stitched into any style of clothing. It can be used in and around the home as tablecloth, curtains, pillow cases, cushion cover and much more.
The 100% cotton material is hand washable and softens with each washing.
(Many are machine washable, but we suggest a delicate cycle and check for color fastness first)
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