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Tidal-Foam Wool-Embroidered Jamawar Stole with Woven Paisleys and Sequins
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Tidal-Foam Wool-Embroidered Jamawar Stole with Woven Paisleys and Sequins

handloomed in 50% cotton, 40% wool and 10% nylon,
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Quantity
Item codeSWM60
Material50% Cotton, 40% Wool and 10% Nylon
Dimensions6.3 ft x 2.2 ft
Care

Dry clean recommended. Store with natural cedar or neem leaves. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.

about the piece,

Description

Where the sea meets winter, something luminous is born. This stole draws its spirit from the Jamawar tradition, a weaving language that once dressed the courts of Kashmir and continues to speak in the hands of artisans who understand that a paisley is never merely a shape. Woven paisleys anchor the ground of the textile, while wool embroidery lifts certain motifs into gentle relief, and scattered sequins catch light with the quiet confidence of sea-foam catching sun. The blend of cotton, wool, and nylon gives the fabric a drape that is neither stiff nor insubstantial, warm enough for cooler evenings yet light enough to carry into a conditioned banquet hall. The tidal-foam palette, reading soft and coastal, suits occasions that call for elegance without effort: a winter festivity, a Sunday brunch dressed up, a wedding where you are a guest who arrives unhurried and leaves remembered. Wear it loosely draped over a silk kurta in ivory or pale gold, letting the embroidered edge fall at the forearm. It is equally at ease folded across the shoulders of a tailored blazer.

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the story,

Behind this piece

Jamawar weaving traces its origins to the shawl workshops of Kashmir, where artisans developed the intricate kani technique centuries ago to produce cloth so dense with pattern it resembled a garden compressed into fabric. The term Jamawar, meaning "body of a robe" in Persian, speaks to the textile's original courtly purpose. This stole honours that lineage through its woven paisleys, a motif whose teardrop form carries centuries of Mughal artistic memory, while the wool embroidery and scattered sequins layer depth upon the base weave, animating the tidal-foam ground with a restrained, silvery luminosity particular to winter craft traditions.

to wear it,

How to style

Draped loosely over a slate-grey or ivory kurta set, this stole becomes the considered focal point of a winter festive look. For a contemporary pairing, layer it over a tailored ivory shirt-dress with block-heeled kolhapuri sandals. At a formal gathering, pin it at one shoulder over a chanderi silk blouse and wide-leg palazzo, and let the sequins carry the jewellery's work: keep accessories to small gold ear-studs only. The tidal-foam ground reads equally well against deep jewel tones, making it a natural companion to midnight-blue or burgundy ensembles at winter weddings.

to last,

Fabric & care

The cotton-wool-nylon blend rewards gentle handling. Hand-wash in cool water using a mild, pH-neutral detergent intended for delicate fibres, or select the wool cycle on a front-loading machine inside a mesh laundry bag. Do not wring or twist; press out water gently between two dry towels. Lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight, which can yellow the natural wool content over time. Store folded in breathable muslin, never in plastic, and place a cedar block nearby to discourage moth activity. With this care, the sequins and embroidery will retain their integrity across many seasons.

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Each piece is hand-loomed by artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Small irregularities in the weave are the hallmark of handloom — not a defect.