Ivory Black Jamavar Pashmina Stole
- Handwoven on traditional looms
- Certified Authenticity
- Ethical & Sustainable
- Shipped within 48 hours
₹45,000
Size : 70*200 cm
Exclusive Design : Only 1 piece per design
1 in stock
Delivery in 7 Working Days
Product Description
The Ivory Black Jamavar Pashmina Stole embodies the rich heritage of Kashmir with its masterful combination of black Jamavar Pashmina and delicate white Sozni embroidery. Each stitch tells a story of skilled craftsmanship, resulting in a luxurious accessory that adds a sense of refinement to any look.
Whether worn for a special occasion or as an everyday statement piece, this stole delivers comfort, elegance, and a deep connection to Kashmiri artistry, making it an essential addition to any wardrobe.
Washing Instruction
Gentle Hand wash in cold water or dry clean only
Shipping & Delivery Policy
At Crafto, we take great care in handling and packaging each handmade product. Our orders are processed swiftly, with most being dispatched within 1-2 business days through reliable express couriers such as FedEx, DHL
Delivery Times:
Domestic Orders: 5-7 working days
International Orders: 6-8 working days
Please Note:
Working days do not include public holidays, Saturdays, or Sundays.
Tracking information will be provided once your order is dispatched.
International orders may be subject to customs delays, and we appreciate your understanding and patience.
Return & Exchange Policy
At Crafto, your satisfaction is our priority. If you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, we offer returns and exchanges under specific conditions.
Return and Exchange Process: To initiate a return or exchange, please contact us within 14 days of receiving your order. You can reach us via WhatsApp at +91 9810489319 or by email at contact@craftokashmir.comOnce you’ve informed us, you have 7 days to ship the items back.
Eligibility for Returns: To be eligible for a return, the item must be unused, in its original condition, and in the original packaging. Certain items, such as custom or personalized orders and clearance sale items, are exempt from returns unless they arrive damaged or defective. Gift cards cannot be returned.
Proof of Purchase: A receipt or proof of purchase is required to process your return.
Partial Refunds: In some cases, partial refunds may be granted. This typically applies to items that are not in their original condition or are damaged for reasons not due to our error.
Refund Process: After we receive and inspect your returned item, we will notify you via email or WhatsApp regarding the approval or rejection of your refund. If approved, a refund will be processed, and a credit will be applied to your original method of payment within a specified number of days.
Shipping Costs: You are responsible for the shipping costs associated with returning your item. Please note that these costs are non-refundable. The time it takes for your exchanged product to reach you may vary depending on your location.
PASHMINA SHAWL
Pashmina is considered the finest craftsmanship in the world which transforms the exceptionally warm and delicate Cashmere threads to opulent accessories. The fleece of Changthangi Goat is known as Pashm which is an Urdu word & has origins in Farsi. This goat is exotic and is only found there, 15000 feet above sea level in Ladakh – Jammu and Kashmir, making the art of Pashmina even rarer and revered all over the world.
Our Process
Experience the pinnacle of luxury with handcrafted shawls that define elegance and timeless beauty.
Extraction
The word Pashmina comes from Persian: Pashmina which literally means “Made from Wool”. The textiles made from this fiber were first woven in Kashmir. Since Pashmina was first encountered by the Europeans in Kashmir, It came to be known as the ‘Cashmere’. The rough outer coat under the goat is soft Pashmina. The wool is mowed from the underbelly of goats which are native to the sky-high, far-flung and frosty regions of the Himalayas in Ladakh.
Weaving
The weaving of a Kashmir Pashmina Shawl is done using the centuries old processes and techniques. Pashmina shawl is weaved by an artisan called Wovur in Kashmir and the process is called Wonun.
The weaver works like a pianist working simultaneously with his feet and hands.
Embroidery
The embroidery and finishing stage of a Pashmina shawl is where artistry and precision come together to enhance the beauty of the fabric.
Techniques like Sozni (needlework), Tilla (metallic threadwork), or Aari (hook embroidery) are used.
Sozni involves intricate detailing, often reversible, while Tilla adds a touch of regal elegance with gold or silver threads.Embroidery can take several weeks to months and even years, depending on the complexity of the design and the artisan’s skill.
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