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The Gnawa Crochet Cap

The Gnawa Crochet Cap

$45.99 USD
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A little drama, crocheted by hand

Named for the music of Essaouira, the Gnawa Cap is hand-crocheted in an airy scarlet mesh and finished with gold-tone pentacle charms that swing and catch the light as you move. Part vintage juliet cap, part modern witch — it turns a black knit and a choker into a whole look.

Why it works

  • Face-framing charms — gold-tone pentacles dangle along the brim.
  • Open mesh weave — your hair shows through as part of the style.
  • Stretch fit — one size fits most, without flattening your hair.
  • Made by hand — crocheted stitch by stitch, no two identical.

Details

  • Construction: hand-crocheted openwork mesh
  • Charms: gold-tone pentacle pendants
  • Colour: Red · Size: one size, stretch fit

Care

  • Hand wash cold, reshape, and dry flat.
  • Store flat and keep charms from snagging.

Each cap is handmade, so slight variations in stitch and shape are natural — and unique to yours.

Materials & craft

Handmade in Morocco from natural, responsibly sourced materials. Each piece is worked by a single artisan from start to finish.

Shipping & returns

Free worldwide shipping on orders over $100. 30-day returns on unused items. Wholesale orders ship on separate lead times.

Dimensions

Because every piece is handmade, dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly. See the product images for exact measurements where available.

Care

Dust gently and keep out of prolonged direct sun. For leather, condition occasionally with a natural balm. Spot clean woven pieces with a soft damp cloth.

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Materials & origin

Made the slow way, to last

This piece is made entirely by hand in Morocco using natural, responsibly sourced materials. No factory line, no synthetics, no shortcuts. Small irregularities are not flaws but the signature of a human maker.

Material
Natural raffia, straw & hand-tanned leather
Origin
Marrakech & the Atlas Mountains, Morocco
Technique
Hand-stitched, handwoven, never machine-made
Finish
Natural and unbleached — colours may vary