Silk Handloom Stole | Pink

In the quiet forest villages of Jharkhand, where the rhythms of the loom echo through generations, a rare silk is spun—not by machine, but by tradition. This Pink Tasar Silk Handloom Stole is the product of that legacy: warm, raw, and refined, it’s a piece of India’s textile soul, carried forward by artisans whose hands tell stories without words.

A Story from the Forests of India
Tasar silk is not like other silks. Unlike mulberry silk, which is cultivated in farms, tasar comes from wild silkworms found in the forests of Central and Eastern India, especially Jharkhand. These worms feed on the leaves of the Asan and Arjun trees, and the silk they produce carries the texture and resilience of the wild. The process of rearing these silkworms, collecting their cocoons, spinning the yarn, and weaving the fabric is labor-intensive and deeply rooted in the tribal cultures of the region.

Passed down through generations, the making of tasar silk is more than just a craft—it is a way of life. In many tribal households, spinning and weaving are acts of tradition, preservation, and pride.

The Making of the Stole
Every stole begins with the cocoons of wild silkworms collected by hand. The yarn is spun and dyed using traditional methods, and then carefully woven on a handloom by skilled artisans of Jharkhand. The texture of tasar silk is distinct—it has a soft sheen, a slightly grainy texture, and a body that allows it to drape elegantly without clinging.

This stole, in a graceful pink hue, is woven entirely by hand. The color carries a gentle warmth, making it a versatile piece for daily wear as well as intimate gatherings. The simplicity of the weave reflects a quiet strength—elegant but never loud.

Each piece is also certified with the Silk Mark of India, ensuring that it is made of pure, natural silk, untouched by synthetic blends.

This stole is light yet substantial, ideal for layering over kurtas, cotton saris, or even contemporary western silhouettes. The weave showcases the natural texture of tasar silk—slightly raw, breathable, and distinctly Indian.

Key Features
✅ Pure Tasar Silk – Spun and woven by hand using forest-grown cocoons

✅ Silk Mark Certified – Guaranteed natural silk, verified by the Silk Mark Organization of India

✅ Handloom Craftsmanship – Woven by traditional weavers of Jharkhand using age-old techniques

✅ Rich Natural Texture – Slightly coarse with a gentle sheen that softens with age

✅ Lightweight Yet Warm – Perfect for mild weather and layering through the seasons

✅ Elegant Pink Color – Soft, subtle, and versatile for casual or understated festive wear

✅ Long and Comfortable Drape – 2.25 meters in length for multiple styling options

✅ Sustainable & Ethical – Supports tribal artisans and eco-conscious textile production

✅ Each Piece Unique – Variations in weave and tone are marks of genuine handloom work

✅ Timeless Appeal – A classic addition to your wardrobe that never goes out of style

Not Just Another Scarf
This isn’t a mass-produced accessory off a factory floor. This is a piece of living heritage—woven by hand, one thread at a time. Unlike machine-made scarves, a handloom tasar stole carries within it tiny variations that speak of human touch, of time taken, and of care given.

Every ripple in the weave, every shift in tone, is a testament to the artisan’s process. This stole doesn’t just match your outfit; it connects you to a deeper story—of India’s forests, its weavers, and its age-old rhythm of slow fashion.

How to Care for Your Stole
To preserve the beauty and integrity of your Tasar silk stole:

✧ Dry wash only – Tasar is delicate and should not be soaked or machine washed

✧ Store in a cotton or muslin cloth – Avoid plastic to let the fabric breathe

✧ Keep away from direct sunlight – Prevents fading of the natural dye

✧ Steam or iron on low heat – Use a cloth cover when ironing to protect the silk