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For most people, the word
Kashmir is synonymous with the woven and
embroidered shawls that have through the centuries, become a byword for
elegance and luxury all over the world.
Pashmina, derived from Persian for wool is known as
Cashmere in western countries. We have extensive range of Pashmina
shawls in all the colours and every type of embroidery.
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The fiber for this extremely soft, warm and
light wool which gets softer with every wear is combed from the
undercoat of the Goats living in the most remote regions of the Himalayan
range, Tibet, Central Asia and Ladakh regions of Kashmir.
Pashmina rightly called the fiber of
Gods is each a unique piece of art and expert craftsmanship
displaying elegance and grace to its utmost.
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Pashmina Shawls with us come in
different varieties like Jamawar
Shawls , Neem Door Shawls,
Jali Shawls, Doordar Shawl,
Bootidar Shawl etc. Embroidery on these magnificent
garments is hand done in various parts of the Kashmir Valley.
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Shawls are
classified on the basis of quality of wool and amount of embroidery done. The
Silk Pashmina Shawl can be 50 % or 70 % Pashmina
depending on the ratio of Pashmina to the pure silk present in the shawl.
Embroidery is
done uniquely and delicately. A Jamawar shawl
usually takes at least a year for completion.
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A large
collection of patterns, designs and colors are available with us for our
customers choice.
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Use
of elegant hues and impressive handwork intensifies the ultimate grandeur
and aesthetic craftsmanship
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Apart from Pashmina and Silk Pashmina we are also
into the manufacture of 100% woolen count Ruffle shawls which carry
beautiful embroidery patterns. All colors and embroidery work available in
Pashmina and Silk Pashmina are available in this variety too.
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Most popular of the Kashmiri
shawls is the celebrated ring shawl. The
fabric of this particular shawl is so sleek and smooth that it can pass
effortlessly through a ring and hence the name.
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Rare and different from the others is the Jamavar shawl. In this
case, the threads of the warp and weft are dyed before weaving. The peculiar
charm of this famous shawl is derived from the symphony of colour schemes
depicting architectural and mythological figures interwoven with landscape
designs.
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