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Hand woven Nepalese cotton scarves
Hand Made Nepalese Cotton Shawl / Scarf with Tassels
Date: 21st century
Geography: Nepal
Dimensions: approx. 186cm L 48cm W
Material: cotton some having either gold, red, silver synthetic thread
weight: 158g
Please note: There may be imperfections due to the bespoke nature of the item
Kathmandu Valley Weavers
The Kathmandu Valley has a long history of weaving, dating back centuries. The region's location on the trade routes between India and Tibet enabled the exchange of ideas and techniques, influencing local weaving traditions. Over time, the weavers developed their own unique styles, incorporating elements from various cultures. Today, weaving in the Kathmandu Valley continues to thrive, producing a wide range of textiles, including clothing, home furnishings, and accessories.
While modern methods and materials have developed, traditional hand-weaving techniques remain part of the valley's cultural identity.
Hand Made Nepalese Cotton Shawl / Scarf with Tassels
Date: 21st century
Geography: Nepal
Dimensions: approx. 186cm L 48cm W
Material: cotton some having either gold, red, silver synthetic thread
weight: 158g
Please note: There may be imperfections due to the bespoke nature of the item
Kathmandu Valley Weavers
The Kathmandu Valley has a long history of weaving, dating back centuries. The region's location on the trade routes between India and Tibet enabled the exchange of ideas and techniques, influencing local weaving traditions. Over time, the weavers developed their own unique styles, incorporating elements from various cultures. Today, weaving in the Kathmandu Valley continues to thrive, producing a wide range of textiles, including clothing, home furnishings, and accessories.
While modern methods and materials have developed, traditional hand-weaving techniques remain part of the valley's cultural identity.

