Finewool kani palla stole
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Description
The Finewool kani palla stole brings together fine wool and traditional Kashmiri artistry in a piece made for heritage, festive, wedding, formal. This piece showcases the centuries-old Kani weaving technique, where patterns are woven thread-by-thread using small wooden sticks called 'kanis', a hallmark of authentic Kashmiri handwork passed down through generations of artisans. The kani palla design gives it a distinct character that sets it apart from mass-produced alternatives. Ideal for heritage, festive, wedding, formal, it layers effortlessly over both ethnic and contemporary outfits.
Product Details:
- Material: Fine Wool
- Craft: Kani Weaving
- Origin: Kashmir, India
- Care: Dry clean recommended; see full care instructions
Material & craft
- Material
- Fine Wool
- Craft
- Kani Weaving
- Origin
- Kashmir, India
Size & fit
28" x 80" (71 x 203 cm)
Measurements are taken flat, with the piece fully open. Handwoven pieces vary by roughly half an inch — that variation is a mark of the loom, not a defect.
Care
Fold neatly and store in a cool, dry place.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Steam lightly on low heat to ease wrinkles.
Keep away from moisture, perfumes, and sharp accessories.
Store with cedar or lavender to naturally protect the fibers.
Shipping & returns
From the valley
Woven by hand, not by the hour
A single Kani stole can hold weeks of work on the loom. The pattern is built thread by thread with small wooden bobbins, following a coded script passed between weavers. Nothing about it is quick, and that is the point.
- Craft
- Kani Weaving
- Typical loom time
- 3 to 6 weeks
- Origin
- Kashmir, India







