Jamawar
shawls hold the pride of being one of the oldest forms of art woven on
fabrics. Their emergence dates back to 18th and 19th century, the major
regions being Central Asia and Persia. This legendary weaving technique
is known as Kani, where intricate designs are beautifully worked upon by
skilled craftsmen to produce highly comprehensive patterns.
Jamawar shawls are made from the fleece of the Capra Hircus goat,
commonly known as ' Cashmere '. Owning to the unique beauty of these
products, these shawls have caught the attention of people from all the
quarters of the world. The special feature that makes these shawls the
most sought-after is that they are hand crafted and employ the use of
subtle accents in a various ways.
This has eventually led to increased export potential of these items
and being appreciated by people the world over.
