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Cloud Blue Handwoven Stole

Cloud Blue Handwoven Stole

Regular price Rs. 2,800.00
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Woven slowly on traditional handlooms, the Cloud Blue stole brings together the softness of merino wool and the gentle sheen of eri silk in a textile designed for warmth, comfort, and understated elegance.

Its calming blue tones and airy drape create a piece that feels light yet enveloping, making it ideal for effortless layering through cooler seasons. The blend of natural fibres gives the stole a refined texture while preserving the individuality of handmade weaving.

Crafted by artisans in Uttarakhand, each piece reflects the rhythm and quiet beauty of handloom craftsmanship.

SPECIFICATIONS

Feature Details
YARN Eri-Silk, Merino Wool
WEAVE Twill, 8/8 Shaft
SIZE 70 X 200 cm
WEIGHT
DAYS ON THE LOOM 11
MADE IN Ukhimath, Uttarakhand, India

 

CARE & AGEING

Dry-clean is gentlest. For a quick freshen, hand-wash in cold water with a mild wool wash, lay flat in shade. Wool deepens with the years and softens with each wear — small irregularities are signs of the loom, not flaws.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Free shipping across India on orders over ₹3,500. Worldwide shipping calculated at checkout. 14-day returns on unworn pieces. Made-to-order pieces are non-returnable but exchangeable.

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The maker

“I have woven on this loom for twelve winters.”

Neema Devi is a master weaver from Ukhimath. She came to the loom at thirty, after her children went to school and now leads the warping team for our heavyweight shawls.

Read her story

Eleven days on the loom

A diary of this product

  • DAY 0
    Wool dyebath set, copper pot.
    — first snow of the season; bath kept warm by lantern.
  • DAY 2
    Wool dipped, second mordant.
    — colour comes out duskier than expected, she likes it.
  • DAY 3
    Loom warped with 1,240 ends.
    — Anita helps, full courtyard day.
  • DAY 4-10
    Weaving the body in twill.
    — roughly 18 cm a day, in good light.
  • DAY 11
    Cross-borders, fringe, signed.
    — pressed under the river stone overnight.

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