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Kinnauri shawls (Kinnaur- a place in Himachal Pradesh) are famous for their intricate geometrical designs that needs great expertise in weaving. The designs on these shawls carry special religious significance and colors used in patterning carry mythological background. Usually fine colors are used in typical Kinnauri shawl- white signifies water, yellow stands for earth, red for fire, green for air and blue for aether. Different shades are being used in the shawls as per the requirements. Nowadays even soft vegetable dyed colors are used in Kinnauri shawls.

A wide range of Kinnauri shawls viz.. Kinnauri pattern along the both ends of the shawls, Kinnauri teen (three) patti, Kinnauri pattern running across the four edges and All over Kinnauri work are available with us.

Kinnauri Teen (three) Patti
These shawls have three Kinnauri patterns woven in stripes and have intricate patterns adorned with rich colors running along their borders.

Kinnauri pattern along the both ends of the shawls
These Kinnauri shawls have elaborate geometrical patterns at both of their ends.
 

All over Kinnauri work
These masterpieces with beautiful Kinnauri pattern woven all over the shawl are feast to the eyes. It takes almost six to eight months to complete one such work of art. Heritage is honored to have weavers who can create such rare masterworks. Price of one such piece ranges from Rs.40000 to Rs.50000.

Technical Specifications
Warp 2/48 Merino
Weft 2/48 Merino
Design 2 ply Cashmelon
Weight 700 gm.

Kinnauri pattern running across the four edges
Though Merino wool constitutes the warp and weft of these shawls the Kinnauri pattern running across the four edges make these the most expensive Kinnauri work.

Technical Specifications
Warp 2/48 Merino
Weft 2/48 Merino

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