Multicolor - Kumaun Hand Knitted Acrylic Woolen Sherpa Cap paper cutters Garasia women stitch an array

Garasia women stitch an array of geometric patterns in counted work based on cross stitch studded with minute mirrors to completely fill the yokes of their churi

Material Hand made papers with yellow bandhani tie-dye fabric embellished soft bound cover notebook

towel or any clothing

This hanging is handmade using Namda process

Batik is a technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to whole cloth

Multicolor - Kumaun Hand Knitted Acrylic Woolen Sherpa Cap paper cutters Garasia women stitch an arraySize Length 20 cm, Width 22 cm. Weight 50 grams (approximately). Material Fine quality hand knitted woolen sherpa cap by Kilmora. Made out of acrylic wool, this sherpa cap has been hand knitted by artisans in Buribana in Kumaon, Uttarakhand. Kilmora uses traditional techniques with contemporary design sensibilities to create a constantly evolving collection using acrylic wool or natural fibers and hand spun wool. Care Dry cleaning recommended. Colour