Serape (noun)

1. A brightly colored blanket or shawl, typically with fringes, worn as a cloak or shawl, especially by Mexican or Spanish Americans.
2. A brightly colored woolen blanket with long fringes at the ends, used as a decorative throw or as a shawl.

Origin:

Originated from the spanish word 'zarape' which means blanket.

Examples:

1. The serape was a bright blue color, with red and green stripes along the edge.
2. She draped the serape around her shoulders to keep warm on the chilly evening.
3. The brightly colored serape was a favorite among tourists visiting Mexico.
4. The serape was made from soft, warm wool, and was perfect for wrapping up on a chilly day.
5. The serape was a versatile piece that could be used as a blanket, a shawl, or a decorative throw.