For a carefully curated trousseau, we would recommend investing in Suzain, a handcrafted Pashmina shawl, for a regal touch. It was the 18th century, since when Pashmina began to be gifted to newly weds in their trousseau. For this reason we handpicked Suzain, a hand embroidered beauty, crafted in the realms of pure Cashmere, to make your wedding apparel more classy and grand by showcasing paisley motifs, as well as delicate branches of tiny leaves and flowers.
The cashmere fibres for this pashmina are sourced from Changra goats, which are not found in Kashmir itself. These goats reside in the high passes of the Ladakh Plateau in Northern India. Due to the cold mountain environment, the goats have a thick underlayer to protect them, along with a heavier outer hair for additional weather protection. The pashminas are made from the soft underlayer, which is carefully combed by shepherds by hand during the Spring season.
Most of the time, it is the Sozni Kari that is done over a Pashmina shawl because of its delicate texture and finesse. Since the underlying base is delicate as well, Sozni Kari is considered as most harmless embroidery of all.
This piece has the artisan's signature and took 7 weeks to complete.
Composition: Grade 'A' 100% Cashmere, originates from Ladakh.
