Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery
Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery

Dark Sea Green Colored Handmade Woollen Kutchi Shawl with Beautiful Embroidery

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Crafted from 100% Sheep Wool
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Hand-woven using 100% pure sheep wool.

This shawl is an earthy combination of Dark Sea Green color with red & black coloured embroidery. It is woven from raw sheep wool and embroidered with beautiful traditional motifs using mirror work. A little coarse texture of the fabric due to embroidered motifs and pure wool gives it the distinct natural feel.

  • Looks beautiful with sari, cotton kurti, woollen kurta, or jeans.
  • Reflects the cultural inheritance of more than 200 bunkars or weavers from Kutch region.
  • Design is Inspired by the natural landscape and surroundings of the region of Rann of Kutch.
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