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Pure Pashmina Wool Shawls crafted by the excellent weavers in India...for more details please write us an email with your requirements.....

Some elegant designs in pure tavy silk..

As we welcome the New Year, we want to extend our warmest wishes to you. Your continued support and trust mean the world to us. Wish you a very happy new year from our entire team.

May the spirit of Diwali fill your home and heart with warmth and joy. We wish you a Happy Diwali 2023!

As we enter the festive season in India & the winter is just around the corner we presenting our exclusive pure tavy silk aviator scarfs with long twisted tassels.
This exotic scarfs has immensely soft touch to your skin & has a negligible weight.

An authentic luxury shawls woven from the fine wool of Himalayan goats, renowned for its softness, warmth, and elegance. The highest grade Chyangra Pashmina, is handcrafted by carefully spinning and weaving it using traditional looms.

Pure organic cotton fabrics & shawls are best for light winter & summer.
Made by 100% organic process & it has a cozy smooth texture that gives you an elegant feel.
Available as per any size requirement.
MOQ- 100 pcs.

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Elegant pure silk scarfs available in different colours in plain & shaded dye.
Suitable for any weather...

India has a deep & old history in silk manufacturing.
Recent archaeological discoveries in Harappa and Chanhudaro suggest that sericulture, employing wild silk threads from native silkworm species, existed in South Asia during the time of the Indus Valley civilisation dating between 2450 BC and 2000 BC. The Indus silks were obtained from more than one species Antheraea and Philosamia (eri silk). Antheraea assamensis and A. paphia were widely used. These findings were published in the journal Archaeometry[4] by archaeologists from Harvard University who examined the silk fibre excavated from two Indus valley cities of Harappa and Chanhudaro. The fibres were dated to around 2450–2000 BCE and were processed using similar techniques of degumming and reeling as that of the Chinese. Scanning electron micrographs of the fibre revealed that some fibres were spun after the silk moth was allowed to escape from the cocoon, similar to the ahimsa silk promoted by Mahatma Gandhi. Nevasa in 1500 BC also provides evidence of silk weaving, Arthashastra written around 4th century BC mentions a guild of silk weavers. Gupta inscriptions also mention this guild. Most of the silk was exported using Indian ocean trade and India was a major silk exporter during the Gupta periods. Romans imported all of their silk from India but Persians created a monopoly of the Indian silk trade hence Byzantine empire sought Silk route to not only import silk but introduce silk weaving in Western Asia and Europe.
Enjoy the vibrant culture & true treasure of India & Indian silks with us .

Women are the world's greatest inspiration. Let’s praise our muses and never forget how amazing and wonderful they are. Respect and cherish them every single day. Happy Women’s day!