Utpala

“From being warm to keeping warm."


Pashmina wool used as raw material for various winter attires is cultivated during the warm spring season from goats as 'pashm.' The journey from this crude pashm to refined pashmina is an undertaking that needs to be crafted with utmost care and love, similar to the apricot leaves.

Pashmina comes in three natural colours, which, in turn, is processed to form naturally dyed yarns. Like the yellowish-orange colour of apricot leaves during the fall season 🍂which prominently points towards maturity, dyed yarn also marks the last step of preparing the yarn for weaving out cosy pieces all with beauty and grace.
.Leh

Inheriting craft traditions is the simplest yet most Romantic thing for us.
Values passed down from generation to generation are the most precious and Kept secured.

•From each Utpala’s pieces you can detect the traditions and showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region.
The touch is warm and fresh and it has a wonderful Natural smell and this connects us to our roots.

•The Himalayan herbs, flowers 🌺 and vegetable dyes from Utpala and its pieces for instance reflects the ultimate concern for the Environment and Nature.
The global warming and this pandemic has taught us all that how it has affected the whole world and shows us much the world is under one system....

“So stay strong and safe mates,,
until we meet next”

Offering the finest hand woven cushions with regard to textiles, we like to stick to time-tested, Naturally dyed, Hand spun, Hand woven cushions that we have developed with our weavers to sustain longevity and lived on quality.

Yellow hue is the extraction from Marigolds.
While the grey is the natural wool.

We understand your needs and we bring your thoughts to reality to ensure that your home is the perfect reflection of you..

Swipe ➡️ to see our weavers creating this masterpiece.
24*24 size
Washable
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