In the second half of the 19th century, the shawl “migrated” from India and Egypt to Europe – it was at this time that manufactories in Pavlovsky Posad started to produce various kinds of shawls: ...
Any tourist to Russia has searched through stacks of Pavlovsky Posad shawls looking for the right pattern, but the factory itself has an interesting history worth exploring. The Pavlovsky Posad shawl ...
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Real pashmina vs fake: How to spot authentic Kashmiri shawls and where Kani weaving fits in
The fibre: what pashmina actually means A genuine pashmina comes from one animal, one region, and one diameter of fibre. The ...
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Naga shawls and what their stripes actually mean: A buyer's guide to clan and identity
Each Stripe Is a Statement, Not a Pattern Naga shawls are not decorative in the way a printed cotton scarf is decorative. The ...
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