Delicate and Fashionable Shawls exclusively for you

Shawl is a kind of fabric which is worn loosely over the shoulders, arm or head. Shawl is traditional attire in Indian culture and with time it has changed many forms, designs and patterns. It comes in rectangle or square shape and can be folded in triangle shape. Its origin has being related to Kashmir in India.  Shawls are usually made of expensive fibres such as silk that make it available to only wealthy or upper middle class people. But now with changing times beautiful shawls are available in cotton, lace, nylon, polyester or wool.

Shawls are present in India since long but it seems as if now these are back in fashion. These are available in more elegant forms. French and Kashmiri shawls are most popular among the populace across the places. Kashmiri shawls are made from Tibet Goat’s hair that is very soft and makes you feel comfortable.

In 17 and 18 century shawls were in fashion, being appreciated by upper middle class and these are very popular in whole of Europe. After a long pause, it came back again in 20th century with industrial revolution. Big machinery and technology endowed shawls manufacturers with great benefits that prompted them to increase production.  This resulted in low cost and increased demand. Shawls from being a warm keeping outfit started becoming a fashion. People wear it using different styles to look trendier. Suddenly, it has started complementing with their daily outfits, from everyday formal coats to formal dresses or even more glamorous ones. You can always find one according to the occasion.

Today shawls manufacturer provide a wide range of shawls with different fashion styles and creativity. Some of the popular shawls varieties are:

• Pashmina which is made in Himachal and Kashmir and is very soft
• Shahtoosh, which is more delicate than Pashmina but now banned in India
• Jamawar came in origin from Turkistan and was famous in Mughal Era. These shawls come in elegant colours and are now made in and around Basohli in Himachal Pradesh.
• The ancient – Ari Embroidery which is also very old and famous for its heavy work. It is generally done on silk in the area of Kutch, Gujrat.