THE COLLECTION

The Bunara Museum

Five heirloom shawls, each one a chapter of the Kani tradition.

Handwoven by Master Craftsmen

120 hours on a wooden loom.

One shawl at a time.

In a quiet workshop in Kashmir, our master weavers thread by thread coax paisley into being. It is patient, unrushed work — the kind that cannot be hurried, only honoured.

120+

HOURS PER
SHAWL

7

GENERATIONS

100%

PURE WOOL &
SILK

A LEGACY WOUND IN FIBER

Of yarn and wild indigo, of
shears kept sharp by four
generations.

Every Bunara begins with fibre chosen by hand and dye ground on stone. We work with families who have kept these methods alive — because a shawl inherits its softness from the earth it was drawn from.

Fine merino & pashmina wool
Natural mineral & plant dyes
Silk warp, hand-tied fringes
Signed by the master weaver

A LEGACY WOUND IN FIBER

Every Bunara begins with fibre chosen by hand and dye ground on stone. We work with families who have kept these methods alive — because a shawl inherits its softness from the earth it was drawn from.

THE GIFTING EDIT