Stole - Sozan kaari

Concept - On Theme | 'Fest' | ' Traditional Hand Needlework'- Attention to detail | 'Handloom - A precious ancient artisnal craft that continues to add a charm to our lives | Another artistic expression of folk art motifs - decor trims from celebration theme | Featuring an elegant modern aesthetic.....

A creatively designed pashmina stole with an experimental mix of traditional hand embroidery method and zari. 

'Sozani' - also known as Sozan-Kaari', is a centuries-old craft. This very famous art form is an extremely fine needlepoint embroidery method rooted in the beautiful Kashmir Valley of India. Kashmiri artisans have been creating masterpieces using this mesmerizing art form for almost 500 years.....

Traditionally, embroidery is done by hand in the style of satin stitch. The motifs created by the stitch are equally visible on both sides of the cloth; The richness of the embroidery is seen to be around 500 stitches per cm. The Sojani embroidery on Kashmiri Pashmina is so fine and smooth that you may understand it even more only by holding it.

'Handloom' - The craft of shaping cloth which is remarkable and acomplished in itself. It is said to have originated centuries ago, with references to woven cotton fabrics found in the ruins of Mohenjodaro, fragments of Indian handlooms discovered in Egypt, and weaving styles found in the Vedas.

'Pashmina' - is made from Cashmere' wool that grows on goats in the Himalayan range. These exceptionally beautiful, charming and soft to touch goats are mainly found in the 'Changthang' region of Ladakh. Living in extremely low temperatures, they naturally grow fine hair as an undercoat, and the wool obtained from this coat is called cashmere, the world's best wool with unique properties. Compared to cashmere wool from other places, Ladakhi cashmere is the softest, finest and warmest cashmere.....

Pashmina is also recognized as the art of crafting luxurious stoles and shawls from Cashmere wool. Making pashmina is a process in and of itself. This entails gathering the Pashmina goat's finer hair, grading the raw cashmere, spinning micro fibers, weaving, and constructing shawls of the utmost quality. Immensely lightweight and hence easy to carry. Pashmina shawls have been crafted on handlooms in Jammu and Kashmir for centuries. The word Pashm' in Kashmir, referred to the raw unspun wool'.

• Dry clean only.
• Do not rub or wring.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not bleach.
• Dry in shade.
• Iron low heat - place thin cloth on top while ironing.

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• This is a handcrafted piece. Slight irregularities in the weave, embroidery, variations in colour, design, look and size should always be considered as a distinguishing nature of the craft.
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