Kani is the Kashmiri name given to a wooden spoon which works most while weaving a shawl on the loom. Kani Shawls are woven in Pure Pashmina on hand looms with the help of Kanis. Kanis are small eyeless bobbins used instead of the shuttle. Weaving is meticulously regulated by a coded pattern, known as the Talim drawn by the Naqash for guidance of the weaver. The original Kani Jamawar shawls take upto 4 years. However they are now being made in power looms also using fine merino wool fabric to bring them within affordable range.   Minimum Order Quantity : 500-1000 Pieces

Kani is the Kashmiri name given to a wooden spoon which works most while weaving a shawl on the loom. Kani Shawls are woven in Pure Pashmina on hand looms with the help of Kanis. Kanis are small eyeless bobbins used instead of the shuttle. Weaving is meticulously regulated by a coded pattern, known as the Talim drawn by the Naqash for guidance of the weaver. The original Kani Jamawar shawls take upto 4 years. However they are now being made in power looms also using fine merino wool fabric to bring them within affordable range.   Minimum Order Quantity : 500-1000 Pieces