classy shawls

Nature inspires the batik art that adorns this luxurious silk shawl. From Melati's collection in Bali, the shawl features dancing vines filled with tamarind leaves. The shawl is presented most handsomely in a gift box.

Kashmir, the jewel of the South Asian region, spreads its natural luxury in this wool and silk shawl crafted by India's Saqib Khan. The artisan draws inspiration from the region's history of magnificence to create the print that decorates this piece. With floral and classic details around the accessory, it boasts a glorious sage base hue.

Kashmir's charming nature transforms an ivory morning into a graceful fashion statement. Made in India, Shahid's classic shawl composes its beauty from refined modal threads—adorned with a colorful sylvan print and dapper fringes.

This eye-catching reversible wool shawl is a contemporary take on traditional jamawar patterns, boasting exuberant floral and leaf motifs in a dazzling orange and blue palette. Unlike the intricate paisley designs of classic jamawar textiles, this gorgeous accessory presented by India’s Sandeep Malhotra features clean botanical silhouettes reminiscent of woven tapestry art. Finished with playful fringes, the shawl showcases an inverted color scheme on the back, offering dual styling options.

At once bold and modern, as well as classic, the original design of this shawl is by Rajnandinee and Srabonti in India. The alabaster-hued tussar silk wrap is decorated with block printing techniques executed by hand that reveal black leafy shields among bands of magenta and rusty orange.

Hand block printing is a millenary art form believed to have spread throughout Asia during the 4th century AD. The desired composition is carved on wooden block with a chisel, hammer, file, nails etc. Printing involves laying out the fabric on flat tables and making the impressions with the previously carved blocks dipped in the desired dyes.