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Korwatan Jamawar Sozni
Korwatan Jamawar Sozni
Korwatan Jamawar Shawl is an exquisite fusion of two Kashmiri traditions: the opulent Jamawar design and the detailed Korwatan embroidery.
This shawl has a natural base embroidered with richly detailed patterns and traditional motifs like paisleys, florals and intricate vine work using shades of blue. The Korwatan technique is applied to the borders of these Jamawar shawls. this embroidery is done using Zari - silver threads finely interlinked with the Jamawar weave.
These shawls are known for their royal and elegant appeal, making them perfect for special occasions or as a luxurious gift.
Size: 40" X 80 "
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Meticulously crafted using traditional weaving methods. Each piece showcases skilled artisanship and detail.
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Fair treatment of artisans through fair wages. Upholding integrity and respect in every process.
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Committed to eco-friendly and authentic production. Practices that protect both heritage and the planet.
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Global shipping to a wide range of locations. Reachable for customers in multiple countries.
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Fast processing for quick delivery. Orders shipped promptly within three days.
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Recognized in prestigious international events. Celebrating craftsmanship on a global stage.
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Crafting a Legacy
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Rooted in Tradition, Woven with Purpose
At Dhaaga, we honor India’s rural artistry, where weaving techniques reflect heritage and tradition. Our mission is to preserve these crafts and bring their beauty to the world. Each piece showcases the dedication of artisans who keep this legacy alive.
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Sustaining Heritage, Empowering Artisans
We are custodians of India's rich artisanal legacy, ensuring artisans thrive while preserving age-old weaving skills. Dhaaga bridges heritage and modernity, celebrating handmade textiles. By supporting artisans, we nurture their craft and sustain their communities.
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Every Thread Tells a Story
Each Dhaaga product connects you to its roots with stories of the artisans, their villages, and the weaving techniques behind them. This bond deepens appreciation for India’s culture. Every purchase helps safeguard these timeless traditions.
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