Huriya Khan

For centuries, pashmina shawls and stoles have been a staple of class and elegance. The warmth, sheen, elegance, colour, design, and durability of Pashmina shawls make them a culmination of the highest sensibility. These handwoven wraps are creative masterpieces in their own right. In this write-up, we will explore the

Abayas are loose-fitting garments or dresses worn by Muslim women. In Islam, women (and men) are instructed to dress modestly, and so they wear loose-fitting clothing to achieve this. Abayas have become increasingly popular as modest fashion has evolved. Fashion appeal has become a real phenomenon thanks to their beautiful

We live in a totally different world today. Now, whenever we buy something, we have to consider its impact on us and the planet. Unless we shop responsibly, it is us who will suffer and subsequently be charged with shopping irresponsibly. In this regard, Cashmere shawls stand out as something

Kashmiri women shawls are usually made from wool from special sheep and silk from the finest sources, ensuring that they are both sophisticated and unique.

Kashmir is an enchanting land of countless shades, from the blooming of spring flowers to the vibrant colors of summer and the dazzling autumn colors. Kazab's (skills) of Kashmir are inspired by the seasonal beauty of Kashmir. Patterned with floral vines and paisleys, among other motifs, aari kaem transforms a

A kaftan is a narrow cut, long robe with full sleeves, a deep open neckline (or full open shoulder line) and a buttoned front.

Let’s have a look at some of the hijab styles that are trending in 2022 and the techniques to set them up.

Nothing spells elegant and comfortable at the same time as a beautiful pashmina shawl draped over ourselves, reveling in its embroidered beauty and rich texture. The silky fabric of Pashmina shawls, which were worn by Mughal empresses and even Queen Victoria, makes them exceptionally warm in cold weather. Pashmina shawls

'Pashmina' comes from a Persian word 'Pashm' meaning 'Soft Gold'. Pashmina is the finest form of wool in the world. A muslim saint named Mir Ali Hamdani is attributed as the inventor of the craft. He and his 700 craftsmen visited Ladakh and discovered that the goats in Ladakh produced

Crewel embroidery, or crewel work, usually denotes a specific type of embroidery: flower and animal motifs worked in wool, with a variety of colors, shades, and textures, using a variety of associated stitches.

Jacquard is a type of fabric in which the colors and patterns are incorporated into the weave of the fabric itself, rather than being dyed or printed on. The term “Jacquard” does not refer to a particular pattern, but to the loom it was woven on, named for after inventor,

Sozni (also known as Sozan Kaari) is described as a popular needlepoint embroidery technique of meticulously fine embroidery layered to make the fabric look encrusted like a tapestry. Sozni artisans set out to embellish and adorn every day with ornamental designs using an array of different stitches, thread, and different

A Kani shawl has a unique demeanor and is the best pashmina that you can ever buy. Kani shawl comes from Kanihama, a small village 20 kilometers away from the main city. 'Kanihama' derives from two words, 'Kani' meaning wooden sticks, and 'Hama' meaning village. Kani weaving is a craft

'Aari work' refers to an intrinsic form of artwork done with the shape of a pen-like needle resembling a crochet needle. In this artwork, beads and muthia are imprinted creatively by a sharp edged needle, which gives rise to a chain stitch kind of texture. With its delicate and finest

Faux fur materials are pile textiles that are manufactured to replicate real fur’s texture and color.  This popular material is made from a wide range of textiles to resemble real fur without having to actually take fur from animals. Faux fur is usually made from synthetic materials like acrylic

Kalamkari is a very distinct type of Kashmiri art that involves painting on cloth using a Kalam (pen). "Kalamkari" is derived from two words - "Kalam" signifies the pen, and "Kari" is the ‘work’.  The exquisite art form involves drawing on a fabric with a pen, a brush and a