Pashmina - Original Cashmere from Kashmir, India
At IndusWeavers, every pashmina narrates a unique story through the intricate weaving and embellishment techniques of traditional Kashmiri pashmina weavers. From the Changpa tribes in the snow-capped Himalayas harvesting fleece from Changthangi goats to the meticulous craftsmanship of Kashmiri artisans, each Pashmina shawl embodies years of heritage and artistry.
It takes years of precise craftsmanship to create each exquisite Pashmina shawl.
Our Specialties
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KANI
An extraordinary expression of art. An artisan is capable of weaving one inch a day at the most. Some Kani shawls take anywhere from 3 to 36 months to complete.
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SOZNI
Sozni embroidery is classic, and that is what makes a Sozni Pashmina shawl the regal accessory that it is. It takes each shawl a few months to complete and sometimes 5–6 years, based on the embroidery density.
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KALAMKARI
Kalamkari is an art of painting on cloth using a Kalam (pen). The combination of Kalamkari and Kashmir Sozni needle embroidery creates these magical Kalamkari Pashmina Jamawars.
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Kani Pashmina Shawl
Kani weaving is a careful process wherein it takes from a few...
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Sozni Pashmina Shawl
Sozni is a specialized and one of the most sophisticated forms of...
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Kalamkari Pashmina Shawl
The shawl of this kind is known as kalamkari embroidered Shawl. The...
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Ikat Pashmina Shawl
Ikat weaved textiles, the most intriguing is how colors transition from one...
