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Whitecap-Gray Extra Wide Shawl from Amritsar with Floral Vine Weave on All-Over
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Whitecap-Gray Extra Wide Shawl from Amritsar with Floral Vine Weave on All-Over

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Item codeCA0616
MaterialWool
Weight0.38 kg
Dimensions108 in H × 54 in W(274.3 cm H × 137.2 cm W)
Care

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

about the piece,

Description

There is a particular quiet that belongs to winter mornings, and this shawl carries it in every thread. Woven in Amritsar, a city whose shawl-making tradition runs centuries deep along the lanes of the old walled town, this extra-wide wool wrap is worked in a whitecap grey that recalls frost settling over still water. The all-over floral vine weave moves across its surface with unhurried rhythm, each repetition a small evidence of the loom's patience. Amritsari weavers have long understood the relationship between wool's natural warmth and the decorative vocabulary drawn from Mughal garden imagery; this piece sits within that living lineage. The wool itself is generously weighted, soft enough against the skin to wear through an afternoon indoors, substantial enough to carry you through the chill of an evening outside. Drape it loosely over the shoulders above a fine cotton kurta for a considered, unfussy ease. Wrapped close over a plain woollen jacket, it reads as both a finishing layer and a quiet statement of taste.

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the story,

Behind this piece

Amritsar has long been the quiet capital of Punjab's shawl-weaving tradition, a city where the loom sits beside the hearth as naturally as the tandoor. This extra-wide shawl carries the floral vine weave that Punjabi weavers have refined across generations, a motif language rooted in Persian garden imagery and carried forward through trade routes that once connected Lahore to Persia and beyond. The whitecap-grey ground is no accident; Amritsari weavers have historically favoured tonal restraint, letting the architecture of the weave speak rather than the drama of colour.

to wear it,

How to style

Drape it as a wrap over a charcoal Lucknowi kurta for a winter literary festival, letting the vine weave echo any chikankari embroidery beneath. For formal occasions, fold it lengthwise across the shoulders of a deep-navy or burgundy anarkali, fastened lightly at the collarbone with a silver brooch in a botanical motif. Diaspora wearers might layer it over a tailored camel coat for a gallery opening, pairing with kolhapuri flats or clean leather boots and a single strand of oxidised silver to ground the grey without competing with it.

to last,

Fabric & care

Wool of this weight and width rewards patience. Hand-wash in cool water with a pH-neutral wool wash, never wringing or twisting the fabric. Support the full weight when lifting it wet, as tension distorts the weave structure. Lay flat on a clean towel, reshape gently, and dry away from direct sunlight or heat. Once dry, fold rather than hang to prevent shoulder stretching. Store in a breathable cotton bag with a cedar block; avoid plastic, which traps moisture. Treated with care, this shawl will soften beautifully across years of use.

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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.