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The Art Lover's - Grand Jamawar Pashmina Shawl

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The Art Lover's - Grand Jamawar Pashmina ShawlOne of a Kind Shawl in the world You live for fine art. It's the substance that gives your life, meaning. You can literally feel all of the energy and emotion that was poured into every piece of hand created magnificence you come across. It's almost like you're emphatic to the blood, sweat and tears that artists experience to realize their vision in order share their genius with the world with you. Tonight is your local art walk. You're excited

One-of-a-Kind Shawl in the world

You live for fine art. It's the substance that gives your life, meaning. You can literally feel all of the energy and emotion that was poured into every piece of hand-created magnificence you come across. It's almost like you're emphatic to the blood, sweat and tears that artists experience to realize their vision - in order share their genius with the world... with you.

Tonight is your local art walk. You're excited because the event provides you and your husband with some much desired time together. The two of you stroll from gallery to gallery, sipping on exquisite wines and viewing the very best creativity your community has to offer. You wear your Art Lovers Shawl - from our exclusive Collector’s Edition. The moment the magical Pashmina Wool graces your skin, you can feel the Kashmiri artisan's story who hand-imagined this statement of luxury for you, and only you, to enjoy; to experience. No, you don't just view art... You don't just feel the art strike a deep chord within you... No. With Seasons, you become art.


  • * 80" long x 39" wide (203cm x 99cm)
    * Weight : 10oz (360gm)
    * 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
    Style# S.03.0037.01.03.12.0014
  • * 100% Himalayan Pashmina (Cashmere) from Kashmir
    * Hand Dyed Shawl
    * 100% Fine Wool with Silk embroidery
    * Intricate sozni embroidery Jamawar Shawl
    * 100% Hand embroidered - Sozni Amlikar Embroidery
    * This exquisite shawl has taken the artisan two years to complete
    * Ebony Black Pashmina base, shades of pink, ocean blue, green, and orange color embroidery
    * Dry Clean only
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