Antique Kashmir

Century when Kashmir was annexed by Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Kashmir was a major weaving center of shawls at

northwest of India, near the Kashmir region. A prime example of the exclusive and varied Doris Leslie Blau

Kashmiri rugs are a type of hand-knotted woolen rug that originated in the Kashmir region of India

deco rugs have been produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still

century timeframe aligns with a period when traditional craftsmanship in Kashmir continued to thrive, and

Gadsby collection of Kashmir and European shawls, exudes an air of timeless elegance and exquisite

tappeti e tappeti nel diciannovesimo secolo, quando il Maharaja Ranjit Singh annesse il Kashmir, il

This is a walnut and Kashmir walnut partners desk made in England, circa 1890. The top of the desk

color palette of brick red, ivory, and black. Crafted in the Kashmir region, this historic textile

following regions: 1. Himalayas – Including parts of northern India (Ladakh and Kashmir), Nepal, and Bhutan

made in Kashmir for a British military officer posted in India during the days of the Raj. The

Kashmir. These sapphires were prized as they greatly look like the more rare Kashmir color. The ring is a

a kashmir color (ie, richly bright blue) pyramidal shaped blue sapphire. The calm white of the

Russian Material culture, the samovar was also popular in Iran, Turkey, and Kashmir, and were produced

ebony with a smaller walnut banding followed by another string inlay of ebony with Kashmir walnut (the

exquisite example of the artistry and craftsmanship of Kashmir’s textile tradition. Featuring the highly

exceptional skill in the Kashmir region, this textile represents the origin of the iconic motif that would

collector's item, this shawl is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistry of 19th-century Kashmir

walnut and Kashmir walnut (Kashmir walnut is the finest cut of burr walnut). The hand carved Eagles face

traditional textile art from India, particularly prevalent in Kashmir and Rajasthan. These rugs are crafted

. Known as Kashmir Shawl or Pashmina and originally from Indian, they came to Europe in the 18-19th

Indian Rugs, Indian Agra Rugs, Antique Agra Carpets, Mughal Carpets, Kashmiri Rugs, Antique Kashmir

various provinces and princely states such as Punjab, Kashmir, and Nepal. Each region is outlined with

deco rugs have produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still

, Jaipur, and Kashmir, using traditional techniques such as hand-knotting with materials like wool or silk

the piece is done in walnut and an incredible, highly figured cut of Kashmir walnut (Kashmir walnut is

heritage of Kashmir during the late 19th century, preserving the beauty of the region's traditional metal

right and left sides of the desk have walnut bandings with string inlays of walnut and Kashmir walnut

Indian rug and carpet weaving in the 19th century when the Maharaja Ranjit Singh annexed Kashmir, the

the Maharajah of Kashmir. Hampton & Sons had the Royal Warrant of Appointment to Queen Elizabeth The

. Cambodian blue sapphires rival in color and quality with the Kashmir sapphires. High Life Living Luxury

Sanskrit), a city in Punjab in the northwest of India, near the Kashmir region. A rare piece from the

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

Amritsar (meaning "the lake of immortality" in Sanskrit), a city in the northwest of India near the Kashmir

piece is made of Kashmir walnut (the finest cut of Burr Walnut). There is a pierced brass gallery on the

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

Deco rugs have produced in Lahore, Kashmir, Amritsar, and Agra. These regional creations are still

(Candahar) and Kashmir (Cachemire) south as far as Decan. Includes the areas claimed by the Mogol Empire, as

Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

. Trade routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye

Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a

routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods

routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods

routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods

routes linking Khotan and the Kashmir region of Northern India were essential for transporting dye goods

Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a

Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a

Agra Rugs, those produced in Amritsar, in the far north of India near Kashmir, do not represent a

category for their fine shawls and embroideries. These garments are thought to have originated from Kashmir

category for their fine shawls and embroideries. These garments are thought to have originated from Kashmir