Krishna Pashmina Udhyog is the Best Kalamkari Pashmina Shawls Manufacturer & Exporter. In the terms “Kalam” and “Kari,” which both imply “labour,” are combined to form the word “Kalamkari.” Kalamkari, thus, literally translates as “penmanship.” The art of kalamkari involves hand-drawing with a pen on fabric while using a brush and a few natural dyes. The Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, as well as Isfahan, Iran, are where kalamkari art is most prevalent. They create brilliant motifs over the shawls using plant-based paints and dyes as well as a brush made of bamboo. These motifs are long-lasting and cherished by future generations.

What are Kalamkari Pashmina Shawls?

When it comes to Pashmina shawls, Kashmiri artists also absorbed this lovely craft in their pure Pashmina shawls. Kalamkari is used to paint Pashmina shawls in this region, and the motifs are then hand-embroidered in black. In addition to the 23 steps of Kalamkari, there is a further step. A coordinating or contrasting thread is chosen to outline the hand-painted motifs on the shawl’s surface. This also requires a lot of time because Kashmiri Sozni Kars, or artisans who specialise in Sozni Kari, pay meticulous attention to every little nuance and design. The outcome of a meeting between Kalamkari and Sozni is simply unmatched. That’s why we are Best Kalamkari Pashmina Shawls Manufacturer in Nepal.