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Pure Woolen Typical Kullu Shawls
Typical Kullu shawls have geometrical designs on both ends. The designs on these shawls vary from simple to most intricate. Depending on the intricacy of design, cost also varies and a wide range of such shawls are available with us. Usually mill spun pure merino wool yarn is used as warp and weft. Each shawl reflects ethnicity and the culture of Kullu.

These shawls are very warm and are available in both bright and soft color combinations. Besides geometrical designs, floral designs are also made, which may run all over, on the corners or on the borders.

Yak Wool Shawls
As the name suggests this wool is obtained from yaks. This wool is extremely warm, however, a bit coarse in texture, if spun finely it becomes very warm. Yak wool originally comes in white, black and grey colors. Dual color threaded shawls are also available.

Technical Specifications:
Warp 2/48 Merino
Weft 2/32 Handspun Yak Wool
Weight 450 gm.

Gents Shawls
Gents shawls are bigger in size than the usual. Warp of these shawls is generally woollen worsted. However, weft varies from woollen worsted to Angora, Pashmina and handspun yarn, etc.

Mufflers & Caps
This is less wide fabric with designs on both ends. Warp is usually of pure wool; however, weft may vary from woollen to Pashmina, Angora and handspun yarn. Stoles are wider than muffler.

Traditional Kullu Jacket
A wide range of Kullu traditional jackets, coats of both gents and women, Kullu phiren and woollen

suits are also available with us.

Kullu Tweed
Kullu tweed generally known as 'Patti' is made over here. It is a woollen cloth, which is locally used for making close neck coats or jackets for the gents.

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