Antique Kashmiri Kani Wool Shawl | Striped Boteh Design | India c. Late 19th Century Flame mahogany is a refined example of

is a refined example of French Provincial craftsmanship

The field is composed of vertical rows of elongated guls—each one a soft-edged medallion filled with intricate tribal forms—arranged symmetrically across a soft madder red ground

The walnut’s rich tones and the clean lines of the design ensure that this piece would work well as either a functional seating option or a decorative accent in a formal or casual setting

enhancing its visual appeal

while retaining the warmth and soul of its nomadic roots

Antique Kashmiri Kani Wool Shawl | Striped Boteh Design | India c. Late 19th Century Flame mahogany is a refined example ofThis antique Kashmiri wool shawl features a striking vertical stripe layout filled with colorful boteh (paisley) motifs, woven in soft reds, greens, blues, and ivory. The striped field is both lively and refined, showcasing a traditional design favored in Kashmir during the late 19th century, often created for export to European markets. The boteh motifs, rendered with gentle asymmetry, echo the regions rich textile vocabulary and are woven with