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A blanket that learned manners and decided to stay on your shoulders all night.

means A piece of fabric, usually rectangular or triangular, worn loosely over the shoulders or head for warmth or decoration.

from From Persian 'shāl,' a word for a fine woven wrap, which travelled into Urdu and Hindi and then into English through trade with Indiaarriving in the 17th–18th centuries along with the prized woolen shawls of Kashmir. The garment carried its name across the world much as it carries warmth across shoulders.

royal originKashmir shawls once cost more than houses in Europe
napoleon linkHe gifted Josephine hundreds, sparking a Paris craze
the prayer kindJewish tallit fringes are knotted to count commandments
name rootsFrom Persian 'shal,' a fabric named for itself
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