Kani Shawls Dealers in Jangpura, Delhi (10 products available)

• Gender: Women
• Material: Wool
• Size: 80x200 cm
• Occasion: Casual Wear

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• Material: Pure Pashmina
• Color: Multicolor
• Gender: Female
• Season: Winter
• Technics: Embroidered
• Occation: Casual Wear
• Size: 100*200cm
• Brand Name: UAAC

We are offering pashmina kani shawls. kani shawl is pure pashmina hand-woven in kashmir over many, many months. It is made from pure hand-spun pashmina yarn and woven in an intricate all-over pattern of flowers, leaves and trailing branches and with a stunning stripy border. It is called a “kani” shawl (our namesake!) after the very fine wooden needle used in its weaving, which involves many colour changes and demands a great deal of skill and concentration from the shawlweaver.

• MOQ: 50 pcs
• Colour: As per choice

Kani Pashmina Silk Scarves Pashmina is extremely warm and soft fabric. Now we have made pashmina yarn with a blend of silk which will increase the shininess of pashmina scarves. we are doing silk pashmina scarves in woven kani concept which is totally traditional in look as per multicolored paisleys thus increasing personality of the wearer. Basically kani is known as a kalamkari concept which is famous all over world. These scarves are exclusively designed for evening occasions.

The Kani shawls are woven with special woolen needles called Kanis in Kashmiri, hence the name Kani shawls. Made by special weaving techniques one Kani shawl takes at least a year or two to make depending on the design. It is virtually a piece of art woven into a shawl. These exquisite Kani shawls have been a favourite of Mughal emperors. These shawls owing to heir extraordinary beauty and time consuming making the process very exclusive as well as quite expensive, purchased mostly by the very affluent. Over the years by the early 20th century the production of these shawls became a thing of the past. Attempts were made to revive the Kani shawls making but did not yield desired results. It was Hashmat whose persistence and enterprise finally revived this long lost fabulous shawl making art and by the mid-1990s the Kani shawls started reappearing in the market. Had it not been for Hashmat's efforts the resplendent Kani shawls would have remained a part of history and confined to the few pieces in museums or owned by affluent private collectors. 

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