Pashmina shawl from the 19th century with a classic pattern. This mustard shawl has a needlework almond-shaped border and an old jamawar border. The original and authentic pashmina shawl from Kashmir. Resources and Methods, Hand-woven Pashmina Wool Origin India Kashmir Era 19th Century Date of Production Around 1850

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Mustard Boteh Heritage Pashmina Shawl

This 19th century–inspired Pashmina shawl features a rich mustard base alive with classic boteh (paisley) motifs, framed by an almond-shaped needlework border that recalls the glory of old jamawar pieces.

Kashmiri Pashmina Provenance

Handwoven from fine Pashmina wool linked to the Kashmir region, the shawl reflects traditional loom techniques and meticulous needlework that have made such textiles prized heirlooms for generations.

Design, Drape & Era Appeal

Softly mellowed “jewel tone” accents and an aged-style jamawar border give this piece a museum-like character, while its fluid, lightweight drape keeps it wearable for today’s weddings, soirées, and curated winter wardrobes.

Pashmina shawls in America

An evocative choice for collectors of pashmina shawls in America, this heritage-style mustard wrap brings archive-inspired artistry into a statement layer that bridges antique charm and modern styling.

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Being born and brought up in Kashmir, I grew up surrounded by the rhythm of weaving and the soft murmur of artisans discussing colours, patterns, and textures. Every day, I would see them visiting our karkhana — some carrying freshly finished shawls, their threads shimmering in the light, and others bringing small samples of colour combinations, waiting for my father’s approval with quiet pride. These artisans are not just craftsmen; they are storytellers of Kashmir’s soul. Through their skilled hands, generations of artistry come alive — each weaves a reflection of patience, devotion, and beauty. At Kepra, we honour their spirit by creating a bridge between tradition and the modern world, where every Pashmina remains a symbol of love, heritage, and timeless human connection. Read more...

Vintage-Inspired Mustard Pashmina Shawl with Jamawar Border