Stole from Amritsar with Aari Embroidered Paisleys All-Over

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Amritsari stoles are a little-known niche in Indian fashion. Subject to the bitter Himalayan cold, the woollens and shawls produced in the region are coveted for the authentic warmth they offer. Also, Punjabi fashion has an appeal that is fresh and distinctly youthful. The shawl that you see on this page comes in colours - scarlet and pale coffee - that are decidedly bridal. An example of fine Amritsari fashion, it would look great layered over formal as well as casual ethnic suits. Against the solid-coloured background is a world of meticulously done embroidery. An unusual palette of colours and motifs comprising peach, brown, and gold. Luxuriantly filled-in bitone paisleys, gold latticeworked frames, and trails of thick vine. The kind that would look as tasteful at a casual luncheon as it would on a glamorous evening. Embroidered using the age-old ari technique, this one-of-a-kind shawl pays homage to the traditional fashion of the Northwestern women.