Handcrafted Traditional Yak Wool Pattu Kullu Shawl - Reversible Design from Himachal Pradesh, Warmth, Geometric, Colorful Reversible Shawl, Extra Long

Yak Wool Traditional Pattu Kullu Shawl from Himachal Pradesh, India Double Sided Reversible Shawl

This exquisite yak wool pattu kullu shawl from Himachal Pradesh, India, is a testament to traditional craftsmanship and natural beauty. It is woven with intricate geometric patterns in a vibrant orange, blue, and black palette. The inclusion of yak wool adds a unique dimension to the shawl, providing exceptional insulation and a soft, lustrous feel. This Pattu Kullu Shawl is not just a garment; it is a wearable art that embodies the cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh.

• Material: Made from premium Yak wool, known for its unmatched warmth and durability blended with fine cotton and Handwoven
• Design: Features intricate Kullu patterns, showcasing vibrant colours like red, green, and beige. These traditional geometric motifs celebrate the rich heritage of Himachal Pradesh, India. Hand Woven
• Colour: A harmonious blend of earthy tones, including warm browns, soft golds, and soothing greens. The intricate geometric patterns are accented by turquoise and deep emerald hues, blue and green creating a vibrant yet balanced aesthetic
• Versatility: Generously sized for various styling options, whether draped casually or worn as a statement piece. It is ideal for layering on chilly evenings, festive occasions, or as a thoughtful, culturally inspired gift.
• Dimensions: 218 cm x 72 cm (approx. 86 inches x 28 inches) – generously Large to provide versatility for various styling options. Weight 300 Grams approx.
• Comfort: Soft, lightweight, and incredibly warm, perfect for any season.

Care Tips for Your Yak Wool Pattu Kullu Shawl

To ensure the longevity and beauty of your handcrafted shawl:

1. Dry Clean or Hand Wash in Cold Water and Mild Detergent: Yak wool is delicate, and dry cleaning is the safest way to maintain its texture and colours.
2. Spot Cleaning: For minor stains, gently dab with a damp cloth using cold water and mild wool detergent. Avoid rubbing the fabric.
3. Store Properly: Keep your shawl in a cool, dry place. Use a breathable fabric bag to protect it from moisture and pests.
4. Airing: Occasionally air the shawl in indirect sunlight to freshen it, but avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can fade the colours.
5. Handle Gently: Avoid pulling or stretching the fabric to maintain its shape and weave integrity.