Woman of Torches
Deborah — Hand-Dyed Silk Scarf
“Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lapidoth, was judging Israel at that time. And she would sit under the palm tree of Deborah between Ramah and Bethel in the mountains of Ephraim. And the children of Israel came up to her for judgment.”
Judges 4:4–5 (NKJV)
Woman of Torches is inspired by Deborah—a prophetess, judge, and courageous woman whom God raised up to lead Israel in a critical hour.
- Strong’s H3940: lappid = torch; lappidoth = torches (also translated as firebrand, burning lamp, or lightning)
Scripture identifies Deborah as the wife of Lapidoth. The Hebrew word lappid means torch, while lappidoth is associated with torches. This beautiful imagery has inspired the expression “Woman of Torches”—a woman carrying light, fire, courage, and prophetic purpose.
The vibrant colors of this hand-dyed silk scarf reflect that imagery. Deep blue, fiery orange, and fuchsia red flow together across the silk, creating a bold piece of wearable art inspired by a woman who was willing to arise when God called.
Woman of Torches
Arise. Carry His light. Burn brightly with the purpose He has placed within you.
Color Meanings
- Deep Blue = Heavenly realm, revelation
- Fire Orange = Fire, passion
- Fuchsia Red = Boldness, passion, strength
This 100% silk scarf features vibrant, fiery colors inspired by Deborah, the prophetic leader in Scripture. Designed to add elegance and movement, it complements casual, evening, or business attire.
Each piece is hand-dyed and uniquely designed by Lora, making it a true expression of wearable art.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Deborah-inspired hand-dyed silk scarf
- One-of-a-kind wearable art
- 100% silk
- Medium-weight 8mm silk
- Hand-dyed in deep blue, fire orange, and fuchsia red
- Hemmed with silk thread
- Measures approximately 15 × 59 inches
- Drawstring organza storage bag included
- Created by Lora for WORSHIP WARRIORS®
Care Instructions
Hand wash gently in cold water using a mild detergent suitable for delicate fabrics. Do not rub, twist, or wring the silk.
Gently press out excess water and hang to air dry away from direct sunlight, or lay flat to dry. If needed, press carefully using a low-temperature silk setting.
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