



Chinar Jamawar Kashmiri Stole – Forest Green Micro Modal
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Delivered from India | Estimated Delivery time: 2 to 3 weeks
Etymology
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Accent pieces involve intricate, time-intensive processes, moving through stages of shaping, finishing, and refinement. Materials and finishes may require time to settle, cure, or be sealed before dispatch, with slight variations based on conditions and workshop processes.
Approximate Making and Shipping Timeline:
Accent production: 2-3 weeks
Domestic delivery (within India): 3–5 days
International delivery: 1 week
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Provenance
Rooted in the pictorial Jamawar tradition that flourished under Mughal patronage, this stole draws from a design vocabulary refined over centuries in the workshops of Kashmir. Jamawar, the complex all-over botanical weaving pattern associated with the robes of the imperial court, reached its most elaborate expression in pieces that depicted not only paisleys and flowering vines, but entire narrative scenes: palace gardens, arched pavilions, birds in flight, and figures at leisure. The forest green ground of this piece places it within a palette that carries associations of the Mughal garden: cool, verdant, and deliberately rich.
The design unfolds across the ground in a dense, interlocking pattern of architectural motifs: domed arches and columned structures woven among sweeping botanical forms, with birds and foliate scrolls filling every interval. Gold-toned highlights animate the surface, creating a shifting luminosity as the stole moves. A layered ornamental border frames the composition on all sides, and a fine fringe completes each end.
In Micro Modal, the Jamawar design tradition finds a contemporary carrier: lightweight, fluid in drape, and suited to the ease of modern dressing. Worn over a white kurta at a festive gathering or draped over a formal dark jacket, it reads equally as cultural literacy and considered personal style.
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