warm shawl

Wrap yourself in the warm elegance of this colorful shawl from Indian artisan Adil. Crafted from 100% wool, the shawl features a beautiful paisley and floral motif woven directly into the fabric using jacquard techniques. Embroidery work and a short row of dangling fringe at either end add timeless details to the lovely shawl.

The midnight blue color of Shahid's gorgeous wool shawl looks good on just about anybody. Crafted from 100% wool with a jacquard technique, the shawl features a raised pattern embroidered by hand onto the fabric. Fringe finishes finish the wrap on either end.

Colorful flowers dance under paisley clouds in a stunning jamawar from Sandeep Malhotra. So intricate was the work that a person could finish only one shawl in his lifetime. Such shawls were not sold, but were given to kings and queens who, in turn, gave the artisan properties according to the worth of the shawl. Authentic jamawar is virtually unavailable, but replicas such as this recall their amazing beauty. The wool wrap masterfully combines rich maroon, beige, black, olive and orange hues.

Soft and warm, Shahid's gorgeous wool shawl is decorated with a cool-hued paisley motif. Crafted from 100% wool with a jacquard technique, the shawl features a raised pattern woven right into the fabric. Indian artisans embellish the pattern with hand-embroidered motifs and finish the shawl with a row of dangling fringe on either end.

Designed by Shahid, this gorgeous wool shawl will keep you comfy and warm during cold weather months. Crafted from 100% wool with a jacquard technique, the shawl features a raised pattern woven right into the fabric. Indian artisans embellish the pattern with hand-embroidered motifs and finish the shawl with a row of dangling fringe on either end.

This vibrant wrap will work both as a shawl and a beautiful oversized scarf for cold winter days. Raquel and Gregor hand-weave it in a butter-soft baby alpaca blend and decorate it with a luxurious jacquard pattern in a warm combination of burnt orange, amber, and ochre tones.

Raquel and Gregor aim to preserve their homeland's rich textile and weaving traditions through their work.