Gifting
A gift that gets warmer with the years.
A pashmina shawl is an unusual gift. It softens against the body of the person who wears it. It carries the warmth of a particular pair of hands. It outlives both of you, usually.
Three ways to begin
01.
A first pashmina
₹38,000 – ₹95,000
A plain hand-spun pashmina muffler, stole, or undyed shawl. Quiet, unmistakable, and worn often.
- — The Men's Pashmina Muffler
- — The Indigo Plain
02.
A piece with a story
₹1,50,000 – ₹3,00,000
Sozni embroidery on pashmina, an aari stole, or a fine kani stole. The gift has a hand attached to it — and a name on the tag.
- — The Walnut Sozni
- — The Aari Vine Stole
03.
An heirloom
₹3,50,000 and up
A kani shawl, a jamawar, a tilla bridal piece. A piece intended for grandchildren to wear.
- — The Kanihama Paisley
- — The Bridal Tilla
- — The Chinar Leaf Jamawar
Folio · The presentation
How a piece arrives.
Every gift leaves the atelier in a hand-finished walnut-wood box, with the shawl folded inside a pure muslin sleeve. The provenance card is handwritten. A small linen tag bears the artisan’s name and the date the piece was finished.
If the gift is being sent directly to the recipient, we can include a handwritten note on the same paper. Tell us what you would like it to say.
Corporate gifting
For boards, weddings, and other large occasions
For orders of ten pieces and above, we work directly with you on a programme: a tier of pieces matched to recipients, a unified colour-story, a personalised card for each box. We have done wedding trousseaus, retirement gifts for board members, and head-of-state presentation pieces.
For very large orders — fifty pieces or more — we need a minimum of six months. Pashmina is hand-spun and hand-woven; we cannot multiply ourselves. We will tell you honestly whether your order is possible in the time you have.
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