Reversible Silk Burgundy and Gold Wrap Jamawar Shawl Iridescent Pashmina Paisely

$55.95 Buy It Now or Best Offer
free,30-Day Returns

Seller Store heritagetrading
(29858) 96.3%,

Location: Los Angeles, California
Ships to: US,
Item: 162917290073

Restocking Fee:No
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Color:Burgundy & gold
Material:Silk
Heritage:Heritage
Pattern:Paisley
Department:Women
Occasion:Party
Style:Pashmina
Type:Scarves & Wraps

File name Silk Jamavar Shawl From Heritage Trading Company Nothing else has the shimmering iridescence of real silk. This is an elegant, light-weight shawl with a jacquard-woven, jamavar design. For information about India shawls, please see the Definitions and Comments at the end of our listing. A reversible, jamawar shawl from India. The intricate, jacquard-woven, pattern is inspired by designs that date back to the Mughal Empire. Principal Colors: Burgundy, Gold, Shades of Red, Antique Gold Fabric: Silk Approximate Size: 77 Inches Long By 29 Inches Wide Approximate Size: 195 Centimeters Long By 73 Centimeters Wide This shawl is brand new, not « vintage. » In other words, it’s not used, damaged, or dirty. Please see all of our listings for jamavaar jacquard shawls and more affordable luxuries from Jodhpur, Jaipur, and other parts of Rajasthan and India. This item is shipped from India. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Visit Our Store To See More Beautiful Shawls D12-SM-7034 Outstanding Quality Please see our feedback for comments like these on our jamavar shawls: Jan-26-05 Praise : MUSEUM QUALITY (AS IN EXHIBIT, NOT GIFT SHOP) – I’M A REPEAT BUYER Nov-2-06 Praise : Every time I open your packages, I exclaim, « Oh WOW! » Every item is stunning! Oct-18-07 Praise : BEST PASHMINA JAMAVAR ON NET!!! I LOVE THIS COMPANY, CUSTOMER FOR LIFE!!!!!!! May-05-09 Praise : Tout est parfait avec envoi express : merci Dec-03-09 Praise : Best eBay experience to date, great seller. Guaranteed repeat customer here. Jan-05-10 Praise : Wunderschöner Schal, spannendes Muster, tolle Qualität. Gerne mal wieder Aug-28-10 Praise : Another treasure, just delighted, perfect gift for the discerning! cheers Dec-17-10 Praise : Amazingly beautiful shawl very reasonably priced. A+A+A+A+A+ Jan-15-11 Praise : What a beautiful shawl! I gave it as a gift and my friend loved it! Excellent! Mar-08-11 Praise : Perfect, Absolutely Gorgeous and Divine! Will buy again, Thanks May-14-11 Praise : Love these shawls! Fast shipping! And I can shop in New York! Thank you+++ Dec-21-11 Praise : Stunning, so pleased! You won’t be disappointed shopping here! Dec-29-11 Praise : Lovely shawl, will wear it for ages! And friendly patient service! Thank you. Jan-13-12 Praise : Excellent Ebay seller for jamawars. Best on NET!!***** Mar-07-12 Praise : Truly stunning and exquisiteness at its best :)) Mar-12-12 Praise : Beautiful silk scarf; just as described, packed well & delivered quickly! Thanks Dec-03-13 Praise : Look at this in LED or daylight 4 true colors. Beautiful, soft, AAAAA+ sellers Jan-10-14 Praise : WOW FAST SHIPPING ! Stunning colors & pretty good quality ! Will Return Again! International Buyers – Please Note Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Customs activity may delay the arrival of your package. In our experience, this is infrequent, but it does sometimes happen. Thanks for your patience. POUR NOS AMIS QUI PARLENT FRANÇAIS (For our French-speaking friends): Châle ou écharpe en soie. Nouveau. Fabriqué en Inde. (Méthodes de paiement: Nous acceptons les cartes de crédit sur Paypal et les chèques personnels en U.S. dollars.) Gift Wrap Pouch Made of sari fabric. It’s easy, beautiful, and reusable. For any Heritage Trading shawl. Only $3.99 Click here for details. Truth In Advertising: Some Definitions & Some Comments About India Shawls FIRST, THE DEFINITIONS Jamavar Shawls (Also spelled jamawar, jamavaar, jhamevar) The jamavar technique of weaving intricate, Persian-inspired motifs was brought to the Kashmir region of India in the 15th Century under the patronage of one of the kingdom’s most admired rulers, Zain-ul-Abdin. Patterns in these early jamavars were created by using weft threads of various colors that did not run the full width of the fabric. Rather, they were woven back and forth in small areas to create the desired, tiny color blocks. These jamavars became fashionable with European aristocracy in the 18th Century. Because of the costly weaving technique, the patterns often covered just the edges and ends of the shawls. Even so, only the wealthiest people could afford them. The invention of the jacquard loom in the 19th Century meant that shawls with the traditional jamavar designs could be produced cost-effectively for a much larger market. And the motifs began to cover larger portions of the shawls. Madame Riviere, 1805, By Ingre Countess Daru, 1810, By David Early 19th Century Portraits Of European Ladies Wearing Jamavar Shawls Today the term “jamavar” usually refers to shawls with intricately woven, Persian/Mughal-inspired patterns. (It rarely refers to the original weaving technique.) Some modern jamavars simulate earlier weaving traditions by using supplemental warp and/or weft threads, which extend across only a portion of the fabric, to create complex, multicolored designs on some areas of the shawl, while leaving large, solid color blocks in other areas. Pashm*na (In accordance with Ebay rules, we can’t spell out this word, lest our auction appear in a search for articles made of that material. But we think you’ll figure out our message anyway.) NOT a generic term for any shawl from India, “p*shmina” refers to a very specific and very costly material. « Pashm*na » is the inner coat wool of a particular Himalayan goat (Capra hircus). Articles made from « p*shmina » are very expensive, even when purchased in India directly from a manufacturer’s agent. Less expensive are blends of « p*shmina » with other materials such as wool or rayon. In our experience, it is not possible to make a wholesale purchase of 80 inch by 28 inch, jamavar, 70% « p*shmina » blend shawls from a manufacturer’s agent in India for less than $50 (US currency) apiece. It is also not possible to circumvent the agents and buy directly from the manufacturers—we tried. C*shmere Also NOT a generic name for shawls from India, “c*shmere” is another name for « p*shmina ». Some people prefer to use the term “cashm*re” to refer to the larger diameter fibers (15-19 microns) and reserve the term “pashm*na” for the finer grade (11-14 microns). Kashmir A region of Northwest India. Not « c*shmere » fabric. Kashmiri The adjective meaning that something is “of Kashmir.” It can mean any shawl from Kashmir or designed in the tradition of Kashmir. It does not mean « c*shmere » material. The term is often used to refer to certain types of embroidery. In one popular type of Kashmiri hand-embroidery, the pattern is made from many tiny, straight stitches. Chain stitch is another traditional style. (Heritage Trading sells some shawls with Kashmiri embroidery.) Because of Kashmir’s current political instability, much Kashmiri embroidery is now done outside that state. Viscose Rayon. Viscose is the word much of the world uses to refer to what Americans call rayon. Read the fine print on shawl auctions. Some shawls described as « pashm*na » in the title are revealed to be 100% viscose in the small-font part of the description. THE COMMENTS: TRUTH IN ADVERTISING India does not have the strict truth-in-advertising laws that are found in the United States and elsewhere. Consequently, some Indian manufacturers will label their shawls as « p*shmina » or « c*shmere, » even though they are, in reality, sheep’s wool or even synthetic. In fact, we told our Indian supplier to remove the labels sewn into a recent shipment of woolen shawls, inaccurately describing them as « pashm*na ». At Heritage Trading, we try to be clear and accurate in our ebay descriptions. We do not, at present, sell « p*shmina » or « cashm*re » shawls. We DO sell beautiful shawls with jamavar (i.e., intricately woven patterns) made of sheep’s wool. We also sell some wool-like, synthetic shawls, which are clearly described as synthetic in our listings. And we sell some blended fabrics, which are also fully described. We encourage similar clarity and accuracy from all sellers. Thanks for reading this. We wanted you to know.

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