Igbo Terms of Endearment Scarf

What sweet nothings do you whisper into your loved one’s ear? This playful case captures three terms of endearment in Igbo and offers their English translations side by side. No matter how you call on your loved one, the sentiment behind it is always clear.
The letters may rearrange and the words may change, but at the end of the day, your partner will always be your honey and your heart.

• Nkem - Mine.
• Obim - My Heart
• Mmanu Ańu - Honey

The purchase of this listing is for one scarf with the following specifications.

Quote: Nkem (mine)… Obim (my heart)… Mmanu anu (honey)…

Sizes: 36 and 50 inches (Square Scarves)

• Satin Charmeuse

• 100% polyester satin weave fabric, shiny on one side and matte on the back

• Very soft hand and lovely drape, mimics silk

• Print is 50% visible through to backside of fabric

• Can be machine washed but may shrink after the first wash

• Chiffon

• 100% polyester. Not a silk fabric, but has a silky feeling finish

• Drapes beautifully and will never fade

• Print is 70% visible through to backside of fabric

• Can be machine washed with no change in feel.

• Silk Scarves are available upon Special order .

These terms of endearment are only further elevated with the image of a smart, classy, and sassy woman’s face. Her bright smiling lips and eyes shaded by glasses add even more flirtation to the already lighthearted design and make it a staple the next time you want to go out with your sweetheart.

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*Delivery is expected 4 to 6 weeks from when confirmation of payment is received.