Silsilah Studio Heirloom Paisley collector shawl with grand paisley border, made in Azad Kashmir

Heirloom Paisley

$2,495.00
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  • Silsilah Studio Heirloom Paisley collector shawl with grand paisley border, made in Azad Kashmir
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  • Silsilah Studio Heirloom Paisley collector shawl with grand paisley border, made in Azad Kashmir
  • Front view of the Heirloom Paisley shawl with grand paisley border by Silsilah Studio
Heirloom Paisley

04 · Collector · Pure Pashmina

Heirloom Paisley

One-of-One · Never Repeated

$2,495.00

Complimentary delivery on $650+
$75 flat tracked under $650
Description

Karigar-signed pashmina shawl with a grand paisley border, hand-finished in Azad Kashmir.
Eighteen months of embroidery, in a bold red that was never designed to be subtle.

Heirloom Paisley arrives signed by the karigar who completed the work — a personal mark of craft and responsibility.

Fiber: Pure pashmina
Origin: Azad Kashmir
Time to make: ~18 months
Edition: One-of-one
Design: Extremely fine, thick paisley border with layered detailing
Colors: Dusty Blush (base) · Deep Claret (border)
Dimensions: Approx. 85 × 40 in (203 × 102 cm)
Weight: 9.7 oz (275 g)

Borders at this scale once lived in wedding trunks — passed forward rather than replaced. Eighteen months is double the time of our Masterwork line, and the density of the paisley work is the reason why.

Keep the styling minimal; the border is the point.
Care ritual

Pure pashmina is a natural fiber. Gentle care keeps it beautiful for years.

Air it out after wear, then fold and rest.
Avoid rough surfaces and sharp jewelry that can catch fine fibers.
Keep folded in a breathable bag or drawer; add cedar nearby for long storage.
Light pilling is natural with fine fibers. Gently lift it with a cashmere comb.
Authenticity

We use 100% pure pashmina—an ultra-fine cashmere fiber from the goat’s downy undercoat (never synthetics, never “pashmina blends”).

What accompanies your shawl:

- Woven and hand-finished in Azad Kashmir
- Fully fiber-disclosed (we follow proper fiber labeling practice and we tell you exactly what we mean by “pashmina”).
- Edition-tracked with a provenance card including weave time, finish details, and run size (small run or one-of-one)

Let customers speak for us

from 24 reviews
Exactly the neutral I wanted

I wanted one neutral pashmina I could wear constantly without thinking about it, and Ivory Dune is exactly that. It's warmed up my plainest outfits more than anything else in my closet this year.

Robert H.
Ivory Dune
Softer than I expected for the price

Softer than I expected for the price point. Genuinely surprised.

Fatima N.
Sandstone Veil
More flattering than I expected from the photo

I was skeptical of the color pairing from the product photo but it's genuinely one of the most flattering things I own now. It works with everything from denim to my winter coat.

Nathan S.
Harbor Blue Border
You can feel it's hand done

I keep running my fingers over the border because I still can't believe it's hand done. You can actually feel the slight irregularity in the stitching - that's how I knew it was real.

Zara Q.
Sea Glass Border
The embroidery is even better in person

The embroidery is even more detailed in person than the photos show.

Thomas E.
Sea Glass Border
Delivered exactly for a formal event

This was for a formal event and it completely delivered. The copper border against the garnet base photographs beautifully but honestly looks even better in person.

Amara J.
Garnet Border
This one won't feel disposable in a year

I've bought expensive shawls before that felt disposable within a year. This one doesn't. I think I'll still be wearing it in ten years.

David L.
Silsilah Studio
A grown-up blush, not a costume pink

I almost didn't order this because I was nervous the pink would read young. It doesn't at all. It's a really considered, grown-up blush.

Daniel P.
Blush Rose
The one bold color I actually reach for

The one bold color I own that I actually reach for.

Nadia A.
Cobalt Night
My most-worn shawl now

My most-worn shawl now. Goes with everything, doesn't try too hard.

Priyanka S.
Ivory Dune
More than I expected

I did a lot of research before spending this much on a shawl and the thing that got me was how specific everything was not luxury fibers but the actual fiber like where it's from and how long it took. That kind of detail is rare.

Emma R.
Silsilah Studio
Bought as a gift, wanted one for myself

Bought this as a gift and ended up wanting one for myself. The card that comes with it showing where it was made and how long it took made the whole thing feel less like a purchase and more like it actually mattered.

Aisha K.
Silsilah Studio
My office go-to now

I run cold constantly and this has become my go-to for the office. Light enough that I forget I'm wearing it, warm enough that I stop reaching for a cardigan.

Christopher B.
Sandstone Veil
Teal and coral shouldn't work this well

The teal and coral combination should not work as well as it does.

Kavya R.
Harbor Blue Border
Outlasting the trend cycle

I own a lot of olive pieces and most of them feel like a moment. This one feels more like an old military wool color, it’s going to outlast the trend cycle entirely.

Rachel D.
Juniper Olive

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