This black and red shawl presents a very classic Kashmiri traditional look. The ethnic motifs in the woven design are bold and striking, making it a wonderful choice for a winter wedding. A major advantage is the fringed border which adds an authentic celebratory touch. This strong traditional design may feel a bit formal for very casual outings.
Here you have another dark, elegant option in black and maroon. The paisley woven design gives it a rich, textured appearance thanks to the jacquard weave. This shawl has a real nawabi (regal) feel, though the paisley pattern is a very specific style that works best when paired with solid-coloured kurtas to avoid clashing.
This white and pink shawl offers a very different and refreshing colour palette. The lighter colours can be a fantastic way to brighten up a daytime winter function. It features a woven design border rather than fringes, giving it a neater and contained finish. The white base of this shawl looks stylish but you need to take good care ensure it remains clean.
This black and beige shawl is described as a Kani royal shawl, highlighting its intricate weave. The Kani design is renowned for its detail and gives the piece a very luxurious heirloom quality. This is an excellent choice for a formal reception. Also, the beige and black combination offers great versatility.
If you want a vibrant and distinct regional style, this maroon Himalayan shawl is a great option. It features the iconic Kullu woven design, instantly recognisable and full of character. The rich maroon colour is perfect for festive occasions. The fringed borders complete this traditional look, though the specific Kullu pattern may be best for cultural events.
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