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The Kani shawl comes from Kanihama. The craft of weaving Kani uses small wooden sticks called "Kanis". Around a Kanis, the colored weft thread is wrapped to create magical patterns over a shawl.
The Kani shawl is an extraordinary expression of art. It is hand-woven using a number of eyeless wooden sticks called Kanis or Tujis.
These shawls feature intricate weft weaves in their making. As such, they hold a high value in the eyes of artisan patrons.
80% of Kani shawls are made of cashmere itself, some models use silk and other fine wool for more strength and shine.
Kani artisans are the most skilled and with great patience. The degree of concentration these artisans put into this painstaking work is simply incredible. An artisan is able to weave at most one centimeter per day. But it depends on the complexity and labyrinthine patterns of the design to be woven. For some Kani shawls, their making takes between 3 and 36 months.

The Kani shawl is ideal for an elegant, high-class gift.

Maintenance:

Generally, dry cleaning is preferred, however you can hand wash occasionally, with lukewarm water with mild shampoo, such as baby or wool shampoo.
After washing, spread it out as flat as possible. Iron with a warm iron, but it is best to place a piece of paper or cloth between the iron and the fabric.