• Pashmina Khaniwork
• Pashmina Sozini Shawls
• Pashmina Plain Works
• Pashmina Self Design
• Pashmina Stoles

• 100% Silk Jamawar
• Silk Pashmina
• Viscose Shawls And Stoles
• Silk Wool Stoles

• Woolen Embroidery Shawls
• Woolen Jackets
• Woolen Plain Shawls
• Woolen Pounchu
• Woolen Shawls and Stoles
• Woolen Ary Work Stoles
• Woolen Emboridery Stoles
• Woolen Plain Check Shawls
• Woolen Jamaver
• Printed Scarf

Perhaps, nothing epitomises the glorious history of Kashmiri craftsmanship, as warmly and beautifully, as does the Pashmina. A legacy of the India, its heritage of India too. Some of the craftsmen in Kashmir have managed to revive that old glory and provide replicas of 10th & 18 th century hand embroidered shawls. It even takes 5-12 months to prepare a hand embroidered shawl. The shawls shown below are produced by master craftsman, which are unique and has received awards from President of India for creating best designed shawls in the world. Possesion of this shawl will be the most valuable asset of your life which you can pass on to your future generations and they will be proud of you.

Many kinds of embroidery are worked on shawls. 'Sozni' (needlework) is generally done in a panel along the sides of the shawl. Motifs, usually abstract designs or stylised paisleys and flowers are worked in one or two, and occasionally three subdued colours. The stitch employed is not unlike stem stitch, and only the outline of the design is embroidered. The fineness of the workmanship and the amount of embroidery determines the value of the shawl. Here are selected master craftsmanship pcs offered for sale.