Signature Collections
For centuries, Kashmir has been the heartland of the world's most exquisite shawls, each carrying its own story and rhythm of craft. The feather light Pashmina, prized for its softness and warmth, drapes like a whisper from the mountains. The Sozni, with its intricate hand embroidery, transforms fabric into a delicate canvas of artistry. The bold Jamawar weaves tales of royalty through its elaborate patterns, while the Tilla, shimmering with golden threads, embodies celebration and grandeur. Every shawl is more than an accessory, it represents a heritage passed down through generations, a seamless blend of nature, craft, and culture. Together, these shawls create a tapestry of tradition, thoughtfully reimagined for the modern world. At the heart of our collection lies the Kashmiri Pashmina, handwoven from the rare undercoat of Himalayan Changthangi goats. Revered as the soft gold of Kashmir, Pashmina is celebrated for its ethereal lightness, unmatched warmth, and timeless elegance. Each shawl is a masterpiece, spun, woven, and finished entirely by hand by artisans whose skills have been refined over generations. Every thread reflects authenticity, care, and a devotion to preserving a tradition that has captivated the world for centuries. When you wrap yourself in Pashmina, you are not just wearing a shawl you are embracing a legacy. Beyond pashmina, our collection extends to Kashmiri silk shawls and hand-knotted Kashmiri silk carpets, worked by the same artisan families.
Kashmiri Silk Shawls
Alongside pashmina, Kashmir has a long tradition of working in silk. Silk shawls carry a natural lustre and a fluid drape that sets them apart from wool, and they take dye beautifully, which is why they suit the bold colour work and fine Sozni embroidery our artisans are known for. Woven and finished by the same hands that make our pashmina, each silk shawl reflects the same standards of craft and authenticity.
Kashmiri Silk Carpets
The Kashmiri silk carpet is one of the valley's most demanding crafts. Each carpet is hand-knotted, knot by knot, from fine silk threads, with the density of knots determining both the detail of the pattern and the depth of its sheen. Patterns follow traditional Kashmiri motifs drawn from gardens, chinar leaves and Mughal design. A single carpet can occupy an artisan for months, and the result is a piece intended to last generations rather than seasons.