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Every shawl we sell is sourced directly from master craftsmen in Kashmir. We visit them personally and many pieces carry KPAS certification. We are happy to share provenance details for any piece on request.
Yes, we ship worldwide. Each shawl is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Shipping timelines and costs vary by destination — please WhatsApp us for a quote before placing an order.
Absolutely — we welcome visitors to our Dubai showroom. You can touch and feel every piece before deciding. We recommend WhatsApping ahead so we can ensure someone is available to give you proper attention.
Kashmiri shawls are delicate and should be dry cleaned or hand washed gently in cold water with mild detergent. Never wring or machine wash. Store flat or rolled, never folded on creases, and keep away from direct sunlight and moths.
Yes — this is one of our specialities. Contact us on WhatsApp with your requirements and we will work with our artisans in Kashmir to create something unique for you. Custom orders typically take 4–8 weeks.
Pashmina refers to the material — ultra-soft wool from Changthangi goats. Kani is a weaving technique where patterns are woven directly into the fabric using wooden sticks. Sozni is a needle embroidery technique applied on top of the fabric.