Pashmina Shawls
Fine cashmere shawls with sozni needlework — warmth and courtly elegance in every fold.
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Valley of Shawls, Carpets & Papier-Mâché
In the valley workshops, wool is spun fine enough for a ring to pass through — the legend of the Kashmiri shawl. Carpets take shape knot by knot, and papier-mâché boxes bloom with floral colour under a lacquered sheen.
From walnut carving to copperware, Kashmir keeps a courtly craft vocabulary shaped by Persian influence and Himalayan patience. What you find here is warmth made by hand — for the body, the floor, and the home.
In Kashmir, craft is softness and splendour — wool, wood, and colour against the cold.


Kashmir Heritage Collection
Fine cashmere shawls with sozni needlework — warmth and courtly elegance in every fold.
Know MoreDense wool carpets with Persian-inspired florals, knotted for lasting valley floors.
Know MoreLacquered boxes and trays painted with floral and bird motifs in jewel tones.
Know MoreIntricate walnut trays, screens, and furniture carved by Kashmiri joiners.
Know MoreHand-beaten copper vessels and samovars for the Kashmiri kitchen and table.
Know MoreChain-stitch crewel work on wool and cotton — floral vines for curtains and cushions.
Know MoreFelted wool rugs with embroidered motifs — soft floor coverings of the valley.
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Fine pashmina stole with delicate sozni needlework along the borders.
₹8,999
Wool carpet with floral medallion motifs — dense knotting for lasting floors.
₹24,999
Lacquered floral box in jewel tones — classic Kashmiri gift craft.
₹1,899
Hand-carved walnut tray with floral relief for the Kashmiri table.
₹3,499
Hand-beaten copper vessel finished for warm drinks and display.
₹4,299
Chain-stitch crewel cushion cover with floral vines on wool blend.
₹1,699
Soft felted wool namda with embroidered motifs for valley floors.
₹5,999
Colourful chain-stitch textile panel for walls and soft furnishings.
₹2,799


Craft clusters across Kashmir preserving age-old techniques.
Families spinning and weaving pashmina and raffal into legendary valley shawls.
Know MoreArtisans counting knots by touch to build dense floral carpets on pit looms.
Know MorePainters and lacquerers finishing boxes and trays in courtly floral colour.
Know MoreStories, history & inspiration
Trace the lost-wax tradition of tribal metalwork that has shaped idols and utensils for over 4,000 years.
Read More →From Mughal patronage to modern looms — the weave, zari, and motifs that made Varanasi silk legendary.
Read More →Why a single chime at the doorway is believed to awaken the senses and invite auspicious energy.
Read More →How turquoise glazes and floral patterns travelled to Rajasthan and became a craft of the pink city.
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