#Kashmiri Phiran

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Exploring the Vibrant Kashmir Tour Bazaar: A Shopper's Paradise Amidst Scenic Beauty

Introduction:

Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Kashmir Valley lies a hidden gem for avid shoppers and cultural enthusiasts alike - the Kashmir Tour Bazaar. More than just a marketplace, this vibrant hub offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Kashmiri culture, traditions, and craftsmanship. Let's embark on a virtual journey through this bustling bazaar, where every corner tells a story and every purchase is an experience in itself.

A Cultural Melting Pot: Step into the Kashmir Tour Bazaar, and you'll find yourself immersed in a melting pot of cultures. The bazaar reflects the diverse influences that have shaped Kashmir's identity over centuries - from Persian and Central Asian to Mughal and British.

Treasures of Handicrafts: One of the highlights of the Kashmir Tour Bazaar is its exquisite handicrafts. Explore stalls adorned with intricately woven Pashmina shawls, vibrant Kashmiri rugs, and delicate paper-mâché artifacts. Each piece is a testament to the skill and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Culinary Delights: The aroma of spices fills the air as you navigate through the bazaar's food stalls. Indulge your taste buds with Kashmiri delicacies like Rogan Josh, Yakhni, and Wazwan. Don't forget to pick up some saffron, known as "red gold," a prized spice that Kashmir is famous for.

Traditional Attire: Experience the timeless elegance of Kashmiri attire as you browse through the bazaar's clothing shops. Admire the intricate embroidery of Kashmiri suits, the graceful drapes of phirans, and the ornate designs of traditional jewelry.

Artisanal Souvenirs: Take home a piece of Kashmir with you by browsing through the bazaar's souvenir shops. From carved wooden artifacts to intricate papier-mâché boxes, there's something to suit every taste and budget.

Conclusion:

The Kashmir Tour Bazaar is more than just a shopping destination - it's a journey through the heart and soul of Kashmiri culture. Whether you're an avid shopper, a cultural enthusiast, or simply a traveler looking to immerse yourself in the beauty of the region, a visit to this vibrant bazaar is an experience not to be missed. So, next time you find yourself in the picturesque valleys of Kashmir, make sure to carve out some time to explore the treasures of the Kashmir Tour Bazaar.

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Wrap yourself in the warmth of tradition and style with our exquisite Kashmiri Pherans/phirans, beautifully embroidered to add a touch of sophistication to your winter wardrobe❄️✨

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How to discover heaven on Earth

For ages now, Kashmir has been addressed as “Paradise on Earth” and to assist you witness this heaven, the Kashmir tour packages of Kashmir Tour Packages Planner are ready. Baffling alpine lakes, a culture rich with history, unmatched mountain vistas, vibrant meadows and garden, and adventures in Kashmir snowfall are among the many reasons why Kashmir should be on the top of your list of places to travel.

Best places to visit in Kashmir

One of the loveliest places you would be visiting on Kashmir tour packages from Mumbai is the Dal Lake in Srinagar, Kashmir. It is a scenic setting with houseboats and shikaras floating around with the background of snow-capped peaks of Pir Panjal range in Jammu and Kashmir. And as you should already know from social media, Kashmir is popular for Dal lake shikara ride.

You can also dress up in the conventional dress of Kashmir known as Phiran and take pictures while on the Shikara for your ideal Instagram posts! Obviously, Kashmir holiday tour packages from Pune are incomplete without a stay in the beautifully decorated wooden houseboats. If you are looking for a honeymoon package, a houseboat in Kashmir would be one of the most unforgettable romantic experiences ever!

Travelling places to visit in Kashmir actually takes you to extremely beautiful lands but what actually stands out in Kashmir tour packages is the generous hospitality of the Kashmiri people. You will find strangers trying their best to assist you out with distances for your Kashmir trip plan and inviting you for a cup of Karwah with their family and friends, out of nowhere! It is Kashmir hospitality and culture that leaves a lasting memory in your mind and if you ask us, that is the actual and lovely Kashmir!

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India is a country of rich customs heritage and diversity, boasts a plethora of ethnic wear that varies significantly across different regions of country. Each region in India has its unique style of traditional clothing that is influenced by its geography, climate, history, customs, and religious beliefs. From vibrant sarees to elegant lehengas, from intricately embroidered salwar kameez to colourful turbans, Indian ethnic wear is a reflection of country’s traditions and craftsmanship. “Indian ethnic wear for women is like a timeless treasure that never goes out of style, always exuding elegance and grace”. “Wearing ethnic wear is not just about following a trend, it’s about carrying forward our culture legacy with pride”. Let us explore some of the popular regional Indian ethnic wear.

North India: North India, comprising states like Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, is known for its colourful and flamboyant ethnic wear. Punjabi suits also known as salwar kameez ,are popular in Punjab and are characterized by their bright colours, heavy embroidery called (phulkari) and loose fit. Rajasthan is famous for its royal poshak, which includes a long skirt called (ghagra) and a short blouse known as choli, and a colourful dupatta. The ghagra choli is adorned with intricate mirror work, embroidery, and patchwork. Uttar Pradesh is known for its traditional lucknowi chikankari suits, which are made by the hand embroidery done on delicate fabrics like muslin and chiffon. Kashmiri ethnic wear includes the phiran, a loose, long tunic, and pashmina shawals, known for their fine artisanship and intricate designs.

South India: South India, consisting states like Tamil nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, is known for its graceful and traditional ethnic wear. The kanjeevaram sarees from Tamil nadu are famous for their rich silk fabric, bright colours, and intricate gold zari work. Kerala is known for its kasavu sarees, which are made from hand-woven cotton and are typically off- white with golden borders. Karnataka is famous for its Mysore silk sarees, which are known for their fine silk, vibrant colours, and intricate motifs. Andhra Pradesh is known for its pochampally sarees, which are characterized by their vibrant tie-and dye patterns and bold colours.

East India: East India comprises states like west Bengal, odisha, Bihar and Assam, is known for its unique and diverse ethnic wear. The traditional sarees of west Bengal such as baluchari and taant are known for their intricate weaving patterns and elaborate borders. Odisha is famous for its sambalpuri sarees, which are known for their intricate ikat patterns and vibrant colours. Bihar is known for its madhubani sarees, which are hand-painted with intricate motifs inspired by nature and mythology. Assam is famous for its mekhela chador, which is a two-piece garment consisting of a draped skirt and a shawl-like upper garment.

West India: West India comprising states like Gujarat, and Maharashtra, is known for its colourful and vibrant ethnic wear. The traditional attire of Gujarat includes the colourful and embroidered gharchola sarees and the bandhani sarees, which are known for their tie and dye patterns. Maharashtra is famous for its traditional paithani sarees, which are known for their rich silk fabric, intricate zari work, and colourful motifs.

In addition to all these kinds of different attire, block print kurta is also a traditional Indian garment known of its eternal appeal. The art of block printing has been practiced in India for centuries, and it involves using hand-carved wooden blocks to create intricate patterns on fabric. This kurta is a popular choice for casual and formal wear, and it is appreciated for its beauty, comfort, and cultural significance. This kurta is typically made from natural fabrics such as cotton, silk or linen, which make them comfortable and breathable, perfect for hot and humid climate of India. The fabric is first pre-washed and then dyed in a base colour. Once the fabric is, dried skilled artisans use hand-carved wooden blocks to apply different patterns and designs onto the fabric using natural dyes. These wooden blocks are dipped in the dye and then carefully stamped onto the fabric in a repetitive pattern, creating a beautiful and symmetrical design. One of the exclusive features of block print kurta is the intricate and mesmerising patterns that are created using the wooden blocks. The patterns can range from simple geometric shapes and floral motifs, to the more complex designs, which are inspired by the nature, culture and traditional art forms. The beauty of block print kurta sets lies in the precision and artistry of the block printing process, which requires skill and expertise to achieve flawless results. These kurtas can be paired with leggings, palazzos or jeans for casual and chic look, or worn with traditional bottoms such as salwar or churidar for a more conventional and formal appearance. These kurtas is often embellished with additional detailing such as buttons, tassels or embroidery, which adds to its charm and elegance. These kurtas holds the cultural significance in India and promotes sustainable fashion practices. With its ageless appeal and creative beauty, these kurtas continues to be a beloved choice for those who appreciate traditional and handcrafted garments.

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Khinkhwab brings you Pashmina shawls from the heaven of earth Kashmir. SOZNI is one of the most sophisticated forms of Needle Embroidery in the world. This extremely fine, delicate, and artistic needlework is only practiced in Kashmir and has no parallels anywhere else.  Pashmina is from Changthang, Ladakh. Pashmina shawls are made from Cashmere wool, which grows on the body of the Changthangi goat found in Ladakh. The goat is found over 14000 feet and is reared by nomadic herders of Ladakh.

Fabric – Pure Pashmina

Pashmina refers to a fine variant of spun cashmere the animal-hair fibre forming the downy undercoat of the Changthangi goat. The word pashm means "wool" in Persian, but in Kashmir pashm referred to the raw unspun wool of domesticated Changthangi goats.

TILLA EMBROIDERY An embroidery which makes shawls relatively expensive is Tilla embroidery. This type is so popular in the valley that every bride should have at least one phiran (a garment worn by Kashmiri women) embroidered with tilla embroidery in her trousseau. Or else a shawl ornate with Tilla embroidered is expected by the onlookers. Tilla originated from a village called “Zari” in Iran. But when Syed Ali Hamdani, a Sufi saint travelled to Kashmir with his artisans, he introduced the same in the local community. The then ruling Mughals were fascinated by its royal demeanour, and used this embroidery in their royal courts.

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Pheran: An Integral Part of Kashmir’s Folklore

If you have seen Kashmiris, you might have noticed their long outfits covering the whole body up to the knees. Pheran or Phiran is the traditional outfit for Kashmiri males and females that help keep the body warm in the winter season. It is a loose cloak made of wool or tweed, which is loosely gathered at the sleeves without any side splits. The customary Pheran reaches out to the feet, well known up to the late nineteenth century. However, the modern version stretches out beneath the knees.

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Explore the exquisite world of Kashmiri Phirens - Kashmiri Handcrafted Phiren with love. Discover the essence of timeless style. Visit:- https://www.luxuriesofkashmir.com/collections/phiran

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Being exemplary from the crowd is what a women desires. So be one as you blend yourself into this exquisite Beige Kashmiri Phiran, from the junoesque Kashmiri fabric collection of TOOSH.

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Day 32 at 36 Days of Type 08 with the number 5. Sixth embroidery form - Kashidakari from Kashmir. Kashmiri embroidery (also called Kashida) is used for phirans (woollen kurtas) and namdahs (woollen rugs) as well as stoles. It mostly draws inspiration from nature. Kashmiri embroidery is known for the skilled execution of a single stitch, often called the Kashmiri stitch. Seen here are the 'Aari' and 'Sozni' forms of the Kashmiri embroidery.