Buy Kashmiri Shawls For Women At Affordable Price

Description

We take delighted to introduce ourselves as the famous manufacturer and suppliers of exclusively designed and crafted pashmina Shawls and stoles in India. We have different sizes and pattern of Pashmina shawls for our clients. These Pashmina Kani shawls are the symbol of current fashion trends and gives high comfort and warmth in cold. We supply our Pashmina shawls as per the requirements of the customers at reasonable prices in Delhi NCR. Bhat Brothers are proud to present one of the largest and finest selections of Pashmina Shawls especially kani Pashmina Shawls and accessories to our customers within India and abroad. A Pashmina Shawl that is the clearly evident of artistry work by kashmiri artisans. This complicated piece can end up taking months to weave by a expert craftsman in srinagar Kashmir India. Hand embroidered traditional work decorated the Kashmiri Pashmina shawl/stole in powerful color embroidery with elegant patterns created by skilled craftsmen. These Pashmina Shawls works of wearable art were first envisioned and fashioned within Kashmir centuries ago. They have taken generations of skill, finesse and patience to develop. It is from Kashmir that our Pashmina Shawls weaving firm continues to bring to you, our customers, this exquisite, hand woven, and elegant line.

Pashmina comes from the Persian word for wool, known in the West as cashmere wool. Cashmere derives its name from the old spelling of Kashmir. The origins of pashmina in Nepal date a long way back, when the people of Nepal had to depend on the fabrics they wove for easy travel, warmth and especially survival. The threads used in making this luxurious cloth come from the underbelly of the Himalayan mountain goats, called the Chyangra which live in the in the high regions of the Tibetan Plateau and Nepal. The goats were blessed with a very unique, thin and short inner hair, which gives them the best insulation from the harsh climate. The people living in these temperate regions found the threads to be quite useful and not to mention, comfortable. Thus was born the pashmina we know and love today.