Shawls For Women:
Someone had said that it would be very cold this time. Arranging for warm clothes and environmentalists had also predicted that weddings in families would also take place in the same season. Worn, especially in wedding ceremonies, women like to wear warm shawls as they are also available in comfortable, warm, pleasing designs and attractive colors and are suitable for all kinds of outfits.
Even during the day time, some women are seen wearing shawls instead of dupattas. Simple wool warm shawls also protect against cold and have a pleasant effect on the personality. Shawls are becoming more popular.
Kashmiri shawls:
These famous and valuable warm shawls made by Kashmir artisans for the last three centuries are available at our specialty shops here.
Original pashmina shawls can be found in Kashmiris' shops on Zeb-e-Nisa Street in Karachi, but they are available at high prices. These warm shawls are now being made by hand as well as by machine. This beautiful region has been ruled by Mughals, Afghans, Sikhs and Dogras.
In other words, it is found in a combination of texture, legs and patterns. It is also mentioned in Kashmir before the 17th century. While these were made in the 16th century, the industry employed about 500,000 people.
Shawls made by local artisans are making their mark in Gilgit, Pakistan. Pashmina is also made here. In addition to wool, cotton, hamadar, tarkashi and emboss, there is also a variety of khadi and chalasi warm shawls. Now we have the choice of wearing shawls as per the occasion, mood and nature of the event.
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