Large hand-woven woolen shawl coloured with Natural Dyes

Name: Large hand-woven woolen shawl coloured with Natural Dyes
SKU: 24OC5
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Ena B.

Indirapuram, Ghaziabad,

India

Dec 3, 2024

I ordered a few of the items including this shawl. I must say the feel of the fabric is unbelievable. It is really soft, warm and looks rich since it is handspun and made with really fine wool. Stumbled upon this website while extensively searching for shawls and got lucky. The rest of the stoles and scarves also look great and wait till you see the colors in person. They are perfect! Also the delivery was quite prompt.

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Large hand-woven woolen shawl coloured with Natural Dyes

Product Details

Free Shipping: within India

Dyes: Harada and Sappanwood

Size: length 100 inches (254 cms) and width 52 inches (132 cms)

Weave: Herringbone

The shawl is made with a blend of undyed Himalayan wool sourced from local farmers, and fine merino.

There may be small variations in size as it is made on a handloom . There may also be some inconsistencies in weaving and dyeing, which add to the character of the shawl. The length is about 100 inches (254 cms) and width 52 inches (132 cms).

We will ship the shawl within 3 working days of receiving the order. If you are in India, we will ship by a courier or Speed Post. If you are outside India, we will ship by DHL.

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We make woolen stoles using a blend of pure merino and Himalayan wool. The stoles are coloured with natural dyes such as madder, indigo, harada and tesu flowers in the Himalayas. The dyed yarn is hand-woven into beautiful stoles in villages in the foothills of the Himalayas.