Pashmina Jama Shawl | With Sozni Work

About the Product

This 100% pure Pashmina Jama shawl, a real masterpiece from the heart of Jammu & Kashmir, indicates the incredible talent and devotion of Kashmiri craftspeople. Crafted over a period of one year, this shawl is the pinnacle of elegance, bringing together two of the most celebrated crafts of the region—Sozni embroidery and Kalamkari art.

This luxurious two-meter-long Jama shawl is expertly hand-spun and handwoven from the rarest and best Pashmina wool. The delicate Kalamkari patterns and the finely detailed Sozni embroidery combine to create a fabric that is nothing less than poetry in motion. Soft, feather-light, and incredibly warm, this shawl is more than just a fashion piece—it's a family heirloom that will be treasured for many generations to come.

Speciality

This Jama shawl is unique because it combines two famous Kashmiri art forms. While the rich flower and swirl designs of the Kalamkari hand-painting give the fabric life, the beautifully detailed Sozni embroidery, which is done with the finest thread, adds depth and texture to the design.

Taking a full year to complete, every stitch and stroke reveals a tale of artistic mastery and perseverance. Pashmina is a lovely yet useful addition to any wardrobe because of its purity, which makes it extraordinarily soft and weightless while still offering remarkable warmth.

Salient Features

• 100% Pure Handwoven Pashmina: Known for its exceptional softness, this fabric is crafted from the finest Changthangi goat wool.
  • Beautiful Sozni Embroidery: Handcrafted, delicate stitching that adds a deep richness.
  • Genuine Kalamkari Art: Hand-painted designs influenced by customs, history, and the natural world.
  • One Year of Craftsmanship: A labor of love that demands extraordinary patience and expertise. 

How to Care for the Product

Use these care instructions to preserve the lavish look and feel of this handcrafted Pashmina Jama shawl:
• Dry Clean Only: This is necessary to protect the delicate artwork and superb craftsmanship.
• Avoid perfumes and sprays because they contain strong chemicals that can damage hand-painted artwork and natural fibers.
• To avoid putting excessive stress on the stitches, store the embroidery in a roll rather than folding it along.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Extended exposure to direct sunlight can weaken the delicate colors of Kalamkari artwork.