【Mother's Day Gift】Kashmir Handwoven Cashmere Kani Shawl - Coral Foundation Zomakar

Kani Shawl is one of Kashmir's oldest handicrafts, and weavers weave it according to a code called Talim created by the designer after the designer creates the pattern of the shawl influenced by the Mughal era. Kani is listed as the intangible cultural heritage of Kashmir. The color is complicated, and the more complicated the color, the more expensive it is. Generally speaking, depending on the process and the base material, it ranges from a few thousand to hundreds of thousands. Purely hand-woven kani is very expensive and time-consuming. Walnut Studio chose this machine-woven kani. Although the reverse pattern outline is not as integrated as the hand-knitted one, it saves a lot of knitting time. The material is also made of high-quality fine wool, which feels very soft. After the machine-woven model is completed, there are still time-consuming and manpower-consuming finishing and finishing processes. It can also reproduce the classic hand-woven design, and use more colors in a short period of time to weave more complicated design patterns, which also allows more Collectors can get their hands on these beautiful treasures at relatively low prices. Origin: Kashmir Material: 100% Cashmere Cashmere Dimensions: 203cm x 71cm Handwoven wool shawl. To clean, please send it to dry cleaning or wash it by hand with mild detergent. Please lay flat to dry in the shade, avoid direct sunlight, do not tumble dry.