Inspired by a 17th-century Mughal shawl, these motifs reflect the subtle yet distinct Western influence on Mughal design sensibilities. The intricate motif along the palla features a root structure reminiscent of the Chinese ideogram, adding depth to its artistic narrative. The floral arrangement also echoes the delicate botanical illustrations found in the Dara Shikoh Album (c. 1635), highlighting a rich interplay of cross-cultural aesthetics and timeless craftsmanship. In this revival piece, the original palla motif has been thoughtfully extended across the main field in the form of smaller butis, creating a sense of continuity and refined visual rhythm throughout the shawl.

Craft: Kani, a double interlock twill tapestry weave

Composition: 100% Pashmina

Size: 115 x 230 cms or 45 x 90 inches

Care and Maintenance: Dry clean only. Warm iron.

The ends are finished in a hand-combed natural fringe.

Each piece bears the Kashmir Loom Signature in Farsi language, embroidered in the corner, a mark of our quality.

Packaging: Each piece is tissue wrapped and packaged in a natural muslin envelope bag with a button loop closure with a postcard detailing the individual product make.

Made in India.

Slight variations in each handmade piece are not imperfections but add to their individual charm!

Colors may vary slightly due to lighting conditions.