The Organique - Grand Pashmina Shawl
$12,787.00 $11,507.00 (10% off)
One-of-a-Kind Shawl in the world
Rarely in haute couture has there been an item created with such fine detail and unparalleled artisanal quality as your new Organique Shawl. Inspired by the very best that the beautiful world around us has to offer, to wrap yourself in the absolute splendor of this shawl is to be wrapped in the arms of Mother Nature herself.
The unmatched skills of the Kashmiri artisans that created your shawl are clear for all to see. For three years they used their brilliance to hand-weave your one-off shawl, and no matter the occasion, whether spending time with girlfriends or at dinner with your husband, take a swathe of the grace of nature with you.
- * 80" long x 36" wide (203cm x 92cm)
* Weight : 11.3oz (320gm)
* Exclusively commissioned one of a kind Shawl
* Original Kashmir Embroidery Design
* Certified Hand-made product of Kashmir
* Authentic Mughal Kashmir Design
* Kashmir Company Product
* Product of Kashmir
- * 100% Himalayan Pashmina (Cashmere) from Kashmir
* Hand Dyed Shawl
* 100% Fine Wool with Silk embroidery
* Intricate sozni embroidery Shawl
* 100% Hand embroidered - Sozni Amlikar Embroidery
* This exquisite shawl has taken the artisan two years to complete
* Dry Clean only
- * Ships within 24hrs
* Ships worldwide.
* Everyday FREE Shipping within US
- Select the "FREE" option in the shopping bag
Style# B66-S14782
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