Pashmeena Jama | 72"x90"

About the Product

The classic craftsmanship of Jammu & Kashmir is displayed by this beautiful Pure Pashmina Jama. This luxurious shawl, which is 2 meters long and made entirely of pure Pashmina, offers unparalleled warmth, grace, and elegance. It has taken talented artists a tedious 1.5 years to make the delicate Sozni needlework, which is totally done by hand. Each thread is weaved with devotion and accuracy. This masterpiece, which is coloured in a royal blue, is a valued addition to any wardrobe and is ideal for formal events and festivities.

Speciality

This Pashmina Jama is a handcrafted wonder that will be valued for centuries to come. It is more than just a shawl. Kashmir's rich artistic legacy is brought to life by the elaborate Sozni craftsmanship, which is renowned for its gorgeous embroidery. The already luxurious fabric gains an airy beauty from this delicate needlework, which is completed with fine silk or wool threads. This shawl is a collector's pleasure since it captures the true spirit of Kashmiri artistry, unlike machine-made copies.

Salient Features

• 100% Pure Pashmina: Crafted from the finest Changthangi goat wool, offering excellent softness and warmth.
• Handmade Sozni Work: Intricate embroidery done over 1.5 years by expert artists.
  Grand 2-Metre Size: Fits well with both traditional and modern clothing.
• Featherlight & Warm: The shawl is remarkably light and incredibly warm despite its size.
• Royal Blue: A deep, rich color that goes well with any outfit and is versatile.
• Party Wear & Occasion Ready: Gives weddings, celebrations, and lavish parties a royal touch.
• Heritage Craft: A representation of Kashmiri workmanship that is designed to be treasured for many years.

How to Care for the Product

This Pashmina Jama needs careful handling to preserve its unspoiled beauty:
• Dry Clean Only: To maintain the softness and structure of handwoven pashmina, it should never be washed at home.
• Steer clear of direct perfume sprays: Over time, chemicals in perfumes may weaken the sensitive fibers.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Extended exposure to sunlight might cause the natural color to fade.