Antique Kashmir Shawl Hand Embroidered Stitched Paisley Exquisite Authentic for Sale

Antique Kashmir Shawl Hand Embroidered Stitched Paisley Exquisite Authentic For Sale

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Antique Kashmir Shawl Hand Embroidered Stitched Paisley Exquisite Authentic:
$899.00

Antique Made in Late 1800\'s. The center section is intact and this has been embroidered on one big piece of cloth. The border is several separate pieces attached. Every bit is hand stitched, embroidered or sewn meticulously with exquisite artful details. There is a paisley majority along with other beautiful designs that create an intriguing pattern. The back side shows the hand stitching work. No machine work! A work of art.Measures 74\"x72\"This is what I found on these shawls:\"Kashmiri shawls have a long and rich history that dates back to the 3rd century BC. They were first produced by the weavers of Kashmir as a way to protect themselves from the harsh cold weather of the region. Over time, the production of Kashmiri shawls evolved into an art form, with weavers and embroiderers creating intricate designs and patterns that were highly valued by royalty and the elite.The shawl may then be embellished with intricate embroidery using a variety of techniques, including aari embroidery, tilla embroidery, and sozni embroidery. The entire process is done by hand and can take several months or even years to complete, resulting in a unique and highly valuable work of art. The influence of Mughal and Persian cultures on the design and embroidery techniques of Kashmiri shawls can be seen in the intricate floral and paisley motifs, as well as the use of rich colors and gold thread. The use of fine materials such as pashmina and shahtoosh wool further contributed to the high value and prestige of Kashmiri shawls. Today, Kashmiri shawls continue to be a symbol of luxury and sophistication, with their fine quality and intricate designs being highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts.\"
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