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Pashmina
Plain Pashmina
None — pure handwoven cashmere
House VI · Pashmina
Haathi Kani Stole
Elephant procession border
Small elephants march across the field to a bold border of caparisoned elephants — six colourways.
- Fibre
- Hand-spun Changthangi cashmere
- Weave
- Hand-woven Kani — the pattern is woven in on the loom
- Pattern
- Elephant procession border
- Format
- Stole
- Colourways
- 6 shown — others on request
Price on requestOffered privately
Or speak to the atelier on WhatsApp →Made entirely by hand in Kashmir
GI-protected traditional craft
Customisable in size, palette & motif
Packed with care, delivered worldwide
Design & motifKani
The story of the piece
Haathi is the elephant — across India a sign of good fortune and of royal procession. A herd of small elephants is woven across the ground in a single colour, and the stole ends in a festive border of larger, caparisoned elephants in saffron, scarlet and teal. Playful, and unmistakably of the subcontinent.
