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A Blue Kalamkari Pashmina Shawl by Pashmsutra – Sustainable, Artisan Made, Hand Woven, Authentic & Certified
Product Details
Composition: Pure Ladakhi Pashmina Handwoven in Kashmir
Colour: Blue
Size: 100x200 cm (40 × 80 in approx.)
Care: Dry Clean. Iron at a low temperature.
Occasion: Formal, Weddings
Dispatch Time and Returns: Orders are dispatched within 2-3 business days. Returns are accepted within 7 days of delivery
Add Ons: FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE, Complementary Gift Box, Complementary Premium Breathable Cotton Cloth bag for Storage
Simplicity meets story telling. An exquisitely crafted Pashmina shawl as warm as the quiet winter sun, mesmerises in a serene blue to wrap its wearer in the most regal fashion. The shawl has been inspired by the royal processions that span hand painted over the borders in the most ethereal colour combinations. Thoughtfully and carefully, artisans have painted scenes of elephants, horsemen, floral gardens and graceful courtly figures, which showcase the unmatched grace of Kalamkari art, holding generations of skill. The plush, pure Pashmina base of the shawl remains clean, minimal and plain, allowing the borders to shine, making the overall look refined yet versatile. Draped over the shoulders, the shawl becomes an effortless statement pieces, understated yet impossibly luxurious. Ideal for festive days, gifting or just spending time with an heirloom piece by yourself, the shawl brings fine craftsmanship and contemporary wearability into perfect harmony
About the Craft
Kalamkari comes from two Persian words: “kalam” (pen/brush) and “kari” (craftsmanship). It is one of the oldest forms of textile art in India, dating back over 3,000 years. Traditionally, artisans used natural dyes and a bamboo pen to paint mythological tales, flora, fauna, and intricate patterns onto fabric. The process is labour-intensive, involving up to 23 steps, including treating the fabric with natural mordants, hand-drawing outlines, filling colors with vegetable-based dyes, and finally detailing the motifs. Over time, Kalamkari has evolved - from temple hangings and storytelling textiles to fashion-forward accessories like Pashmina shawls and stoles. When paired with embroidery, it gains a three-dimensional richness, making each piece not just wearable art but also a cultural heirloom.
Pashmina Care
Always dry clean your pure Pashmina for the safest care. But if hand washing, use cold water and Pashmina/Cashmere shampoo. Do not wring or twist. Always squeeze the water out gently. Dry your Pashmina by placing it between two clean towels and rolling them together. Air dry, do not hang. Do not place it under direct sunlight for drying.
Store your Pashmina at a clean, dry place. To keep it safe from moths, fold it neatly, wrap it in a muslin cloth, and store it with neem or cedar. Pashmina will last for generations if handled with care.
Before you receive your Pashmina, Please Note:
Authentic Pashmina is woven and embroidered by artisans manually. There can be irregularities in weave or embroidery showing the meticulous manual work of artisans. Note that these are not flaws but marks of authenticity that make your piece truly one of a kind
Slight variations in colour may appear due to different screen resolutions. While we strive to present images as true to life as possible, the actual shade may look slightly different on your device. We appreciate your understanding.
