Shawls Dealers in Bangalore

The eternal lotus engraving on the shawl reminds us of the ‘Padmanabha’, “one whose naval is the size of a lotus flower”, letting our creativity blossom to its fullest. Untouched by the mud around, just like a lotus flower, let your soul blossom with beauty, love and joy as you go deep into meditation with this sacred piece of cloth!  The most divine aspect of this collection - engravings of ‘Sri Sri’ along with the motifs which accentuate the divine energy inside out! Adorning any cloth with the syllables of your master’s name brings grace and glory in abundance, enhancing your experience in multi-fold ways. Material: Pashmina

We are offering shawls. Shawls for all seasons - a distinctive, sophisticated collection of exquisitely beaded evening wraps, embroidered evening shawls, wedding shawls, elegant pure pashmina shawls, pure cashmere shawls, paisley shawls, wedding shawls, designer jamawar shawls, artisan embroidered shawls, silk fringed & baby alpaca shawls.

Bhujodi, a 500 years old village in Kutch is the mother to this need-driven craft, practiced by 200 weavers at present. The craft is said to have evolved as a need to cover against the harsh weather in Kutch, barter system being the preferred method of exchange in earlier times. ‘Rabaris’ being the original nomads and cattle herders provided wool, milk products, and grains to the village and ‘Vankars’ took up to weaving cloth in exchange for these products from the Rabaris. Cotton and wool from locally grown sheep are still used as the raw material for these shawls. The fine cotton has enabled them to create more intricate and colorful designs over the period of time. Weaving of a piece may take anywhere from a few days to a couple of months, depending on the intricacy and uniqueness of the designs.

  Bhujodi, a 500 years old village in Kutch is the mother to this need-driven craft, practiced by 200 weavers at present. The craft is said to have evolved as a need to cover against the harsh weather in Kutch, barter system being the preferred method of exchange in earlier times. ‘Rabaris’ being the original nomads and cattle herders provided wool, milk products, and grains to the village and ‘Vankars’ took up to weaving cloth in exchange for these products from the Rabaris. Cotton and wool from locally grown sheep are still used as the raw material for these shawls. The fine cotton has enabled them to create more intricate and colorful designs over the period of time. Weaving of a piece may take anywhere from a few days to a couple of months, depending on the intricacy and uniqueness of the designs.

Size 190x60cm aprox

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