Artisanal Kutch Kala Cotton Handcrafted Stripe-Weave Stole- Brown
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Sustainable Luxury: The Earthy Charm of Indigenous Kutch Kala Cotton
Embrace sustainable elegance with our Handcrafted Kala Cotton Stole from the rustic clusters of Kutch. Woven from indigenous, organic Kala cotton—a purely rain-fed and carbon-neutral fibre—this stole features a wonderful textured feel and intricate traditional star-weave motifs. Perfect for conscious styling, this versatile piece adds a refined, artisanal touch to both casual and ethnic wardrobes.
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Product Highlights:
- Authentic Indigenous Kutch Kala Cotton Fabric
- Eco-Friendly, Organic & Carbon-Neutral Material
- Elegantly Finished Hand-Tied Tassels at Both Ends
- Breathable, Textured & Comfortably Lightweight
- Versatile Styling for Conscious and Sustainable Fashion
Usage & Ideal For:
Everyday sustainable elegance, earthy ethnic styling, seasonal transitions, and thoughtful gifting for connoisseurs of authentic, eco-friendly Indian handlooms.
Specifications:
- Set: 1 Stole / Scarf
- Dimensions: 80 × 22 Inches Width approx.
- Material: 100% Pure Indigenous Kala Cotton with a characteristic textured weave
Weave Type: Handcrafted Stripe-Weave with traditional borders
Colour: Natural off-white base featuring rich brown striped accents and motifs
Design Options: Available in a stunning range of indigenous weaves and natural tones. Explore the catalogue or enquire for the full range
Hand wash gently in cold water using a mild, eco-friendly liquid detergent. Do not soak or wring. Dry flat in the shade to preserve the natural organic cotton texture and dyes. Iron on medium heat.
This product is handloomed by skilled artisans in Kutch using indigenous Kala cotton. Minor irregularities in the weave and texture are inherent characteristics of hand-spun and hand-woven fabrics, celebrating the true authenticity of handmade craft
Craft Story!
Kachchh Kala Cotton and Handloom Weaving
For nearly 500 years, Bhujodi’s Vankar weavers have transformed locally grown cotton and wool into textiles for the pastoral communities of Kachchh. Indigenous Kala Cotton grows with rainwater in the region’s dry climate and produces a strong, naturally textured yarn. On traditional pit looms, warp threads are carefully arranged while the shuttle carries the weft back and forth, building the cloth one line at a time. Using the extra-weft technique, motifs such as Chaumukh and Panchka are formed by hand, thread by thread. Today, this GI-recognised weaving tradition sustains farmers, spinners and weaving families while carrying Kachchh’s textile knowledge into contemporary homes and wardrobes.
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