This scarf is woven in a variation of plain weave, using black and white double warps wefts of cotton varied in tension and twist (i.e. spin), resulting in a scarf of great elasticity and texture. The overspun wefts pull the warps together creating fine vertical crimps. The weave results in very fine wavy black and white horizontal lines on the front and a mottled pattern on the reverse; this gives an overall grey appearance to the fabric. The wefts are voided at even intervals along the scarf (i.e. not woven across the entire width, but within defined areas) creating pairs of 2' x 5' rectangles, spaced 5' apart vertically that are devoid of wefts. There are 10 sets in all of these "windows" in the scarf. Within these areas, the warps are pulled from the front to back face of the scarf, thus giving a softly irregular or "fuzzy" transition from one color to another similar to the appearance of "kasuri" or ikat traditionally created by binding warps in a pattern and dying them prior to weaving. The scarf is finished at both ends with 2-1/2' fringe of black and white warps that twist into sections or clumps. (Fringe is included in the dimension).