Maya "Kawak" Silk Square – Purifying Thunder

Kawak, the nineteenth Nahual of the Mayan calendar, is the symbol of rain, thunder, and transformation through storms.

It represents the release of tension, purification through water, and renewal after the storm.

The scarf features a Kawak glyph surrounded by lightning, swirling clouds, and raindrops.

Below it, a sacred frog embodies fertility and the call of life-giving water.

The intense midnight blue palette, punctuated with silver highlights, conveys the power of the elements and the regenerative depth of the storm.

✨ Technical details

• Size: 88 × 88 cm
• Material: 100% silk satin – 12 momme
• Finish: invisible machine hems
• Gift box: delivered in its AKÅSA box with tissue paper and personalised seal
• ✅ OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified