As the crescent moon appears in the twilight sky, a special time of reflection, family, and celebration begins. Our Ramadan Nights play scarf is a gentle invitation for children to explore the beautiful traditions of Ramadan and the joyous festival of Eid al-Fitr through open-ended, imaginative play.
This scarf is more than a toy; it's a sky full of stars for a doll's nighttime prayer, a festive tablecloth for a pretend Iftar meal, or a flowing cape for an Eid celebration. The design, rich with symbols of the holy month, provides a beautiful way for children to see their family's traditions reflected in their playroom. For others, it is a window that opens with curiosity and respect, helping them learn about their friends' and neighbours' celebrations.
Through storytelling and sensory play, this scarf becomes a tool for building empathy, fostering a sense of belonging, and sparking conversations about community, kindness, and gratitude.
A Gateway to Culture: Gently introduces the beautiful traditions of Ramadan, a month of fasting, prayer, and good deeds, as well as the joyous celebration of Eid al-Fitr.
Inspires Open-Ended Play: Perfect for building dens, creating small worlds, dressing up, or as a sensory prop for storytelling about the moon, stars, and lanterns of Ramadan.
Sustainably Crafted: Made from soft, 100% Pima Lawn cotton with non-toxic, water-based inks. Plastic-free, safe for your child, and gentle on the planet.
Generously Sized: Measures a versatile 70cm x 70cm, offering plenty of space for imaginative worlds, dress-up play, and cosy dens.
Space-Saving & Easy to Store: Folds away neatly, making it a perfect, clutter-free addition to any playroom.
Proudly UK Made: Designed and made in the UK by a small brand dedicated to celebrating global cultures.
Imaginative, Open-Ended Play: A versatile resource that becomes a den, a cape, a landscape, or whatever your child can dream up, fostering creativity and problem-solving.
Easy Care: Machine wash at 30°C, tumble dry on a low setting, and iron on a low heat to keep the story going.
Give your child a tool for building a more compassionate, creative, and connected world, one story at a time.
