Kani Pashmina
₹925,000.00
₹814,000.00
Pure Kani Pashmina Shawl
Wrap yourself in luxury with this Pure Kani Pashmina Shawl, meticulously handwoven by skilled Kashmiri artisans. Made from the finest pashmina wool, it features intricate and vibrant kani patterns, showcasing timeless elegance and exceptional craftsmanship. Soft, warm, and lightweight, it’s a perfect accessory for both formal and casual occasions.
Kani Pashmina Shawl
Kani Pashmina Shawl
$1,650.00
Incredible “Orange Kani Pashmina Shawl” handwoven, thread by thread, by our Kani Master Artisan in Srinagar, Kashmir. This “Kani Shawl” is woven using over a 80 “KANIS” or wooden needles. The material used is the highest grade of Cashmere Pashmina from Ladakh, the processing of which is unique only to Kashmir. No other form of weaving can match Kani in its sophistication and artistry. This luxurious Kani Shawl is the pinnacle of Kani Shawl weaving and one of the finest Kani Shawls we have crafted.
Product Code
PC735066PCK
Size:
100 X 200 CMS or 40 X 79 INCHES
Weight :
200 gms
Process:
Kani Weaving
Time taken to Weave: 6 Months
Made in Kashmir, India
Composition
100% Kashmir Pashmina Cashmere
Note
This product it handmade and slight variations in its fabrication make the piece authentic and truly beautiful. Please note the actual fabric colors may vary due to differences in monitor color depth and make. The color shown is as close as possible to the actual colors of
Delivery
Ships within 24 hours from placement of order
International Delivery Time: 5 to 10 working days.
Delivery Within India: 2 to 5 working days
Product Origin
Ships from Kashmir, India
Returns
All our products go through rigorous quality checks before dispatching. However, in some case we may miss out on some minor manufacturing defect. In such case we offer 100% refund to you. Please see T&C for further details.
Dry Clean Only
This product is made of natural fibers and utmost care should be taken while washing and ironing it. Fold your scarf into small squares and stack them in a drawer or hang them neatly on a hanger.
Kani Pashmina Weaving
A Kani shawl is woven like a carpet, thread by thread,based on the coded pattern called talim. Unsurpassed quality and craftsmanship.
Guaranteed Authentic
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Making Of Kani:
Kani weaving is the pinnacle of Kashmir Shawl making.
No other form of weaving can match Kani in its sophistication and artistry.
Kani Artisans are people with tremendous skill and patience. The amount of concentration these artisans have is unbelievable. Depending on the intricacy and complexity of the design being woven, an artisan can weave a maximum of one inch per day. It can take anywhere between 3 to 36 months to weave a Kani Shawl.
Made In Paradise
"If there is a paradise upon earth, it is here, it is here, it is here".
Believed to be an art indigenous to the paradise “Kashmir” and traced back to 3000 BC, it used to be a must have for Kings from Mughals to Ceasers.
KANI means a small wooden oblong spool in Kashmiri.
A Kani shawl is woven like a carpet, thread by thread,based on the coded pattern called talim.The talim guides the weaver in number of warp threads to be covered in a particular colored-weft.
Kashmir Pashmina Cashmere is used to craft this shawl.
To survive the cold temperatures next only to Siberia, at these altitudes the goats develop a fine fleece under the thick outside fur.
It is this climate that makes Pashmina from Ladakh region of Kashmir the highest grade of Cashmere. The top brands in the world use pashmina from Mongolia or China. But we at purekashmir only use the Ladakh Kashmir Pashmina, the highest from of Cashmere
Kashmir Pashmina Cashmere naturally occurs in two colors ivory and different shades of brown.
To convert the raw wool into colored threads requires another 15 manual processes.
Its not surprising why Kani Shawls are housed in world's finest musems like Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and the department of Islamic art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.