Kani Shawls represent the highest form of Kashmiri weaving artistry — crafted using an ancient tapestry technique where colored wooden bobbins (Kani) replace needles. Each shawl narrates a story through meticulously coded patterns passed down over centuries.
Key Features of Our Kani Shawls
Woven entirely by hand on traditional looms, Kani shawls are renowned for their flawless reversibility, complex motifs, and extraordinary craftsmanship.
Traditional Kani Weaving
Created using hand-carved wooden bobbins guided by symbolic pattern codes.
- No needles used
- Ancient tapestry technique
Pure Pashmina Base
Crafted from ultra-fine Changthangi Pashmina for unmatched warmth and softness.
- Lightweight yet warm
- Naturally breathable
Master Artisan Craft
Handwoven by expert artisans trained under Padma Shri Haji Ghulam Rasool Khan.
- Generational expertise
- Ethical craftsmanship
Why Our Kani Shawls Are Exceptional
Unlike printed imitations, our Kani shawls are entirely handwoven — heirloom pieces meant to be treasured for generations.
Authentic Talim Coding
Patterns woven using ancient symbolic instructions.
Royal Heritage
Historically patronized by Mughal emperors and nobility.
Ethical & Sustainable
No machines, no shortcuts — only honest craftsmanship.
Everything You Need to Know
A Kani shawl is handwoven using wooden bobbins instead of needles, creating intricate reversible patterns.
Depending on complexity, a Kani shawl can take from 6 months to over 5 years to complete.