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A collaboration of traditions, cultures and creativity. Al Sadu Society and Kashmir Loom brought together time-honoured Kashmir craftsmanship and the rich heritage of Kuwait’s Sadu weaving, highlighting contemporary exploration and innovation. 

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7 crafts and craftspeople. The artisans behind India’s finest crafts made their way to the AD Design Show 2024 in Mumbai. Kashmir Loom was invited, alongside master weaver Fayaz Ahmad Wani, to present the meditative art of Kani Pashmina weaving.

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The Heirloom Project, launched in celebration of the 10th anniversary of The Met’s reimagined Islamic Wing, was presented in collaboration with renowned New York City designer Madeline Weinrib. The initiative engaged global talents, including Kashmir Loom, who continue to uphold historic techniques and design principles, contributing to a curated selection of exceptional craftsmanship.

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From the high-altitude plateaus of Ladakh, the fine undercoat of Changra goats is hand-combed and transformed into the luxurious Pashmina. This centuries-old craft involves skilled artisans who spin, dye, and weave the delicate fibers into soft, exquisite Kashmir shawls.
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111 garments that changed the world of fashion came together at MoMA’s Items: Is Fashion Modern? exhibition. Among them were two Kashmir Loom shawls, honouring the global legacy of the shawl and its deep roots in Kashmir’s weaving and embroidery traditions.

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Shawl weaving in Kashmir has a rich history, tracing it back to the 14th century. Over the years, the region developed a renowned industry known for its hand woven and embroidered pieces. The twill-tapestry Kani weave and intricate Sozni embroidery made Kashmir shawls a prized luxury item, celebrated till today. An excerpt from an essay by Monisha Ahmed.
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