Kashmir Oriental Carpet Enterprises World Trade Centre, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

Durries are extremely versatile and are apt for the new generation of practical décor homes. Our Durries are made in wide ranging designs inspired from Tribal motifs and culture of the bygone era and are also available in contemporary, minimalist styles that are full of verve and eclectic ethos.

For centuries now, families are known to have collected pure silk Kashmir carpets and rugs and have handed over the mantle of this treasured heirloom to the next generation. World over, museums and palaces, have an unforgettable tale behind each of the displayed Kashmir carpet or rug an extraordinary saga of every such stunning Kashmir carpet or rug with unique designs and spectacular hues and colors.

The silk pashmina shawls are the finest blend of 70% pashmina wool, and 30% silk. The silk is added for strength and it also adds a bit of weight and a shimmer thereby attaining a perfect combination of finesse and elegance in the shawl. Each of these silk pashmina shawls also known as kashmir shawls is hand-woven by skilled craftsmen from the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal that take many man-hours to complete. From the combing of the goat to collecting the fur, through hand weaving, dying and finishing the entire process of producing these silk pashmina shawls is extremely meticulous thereby creating each of these pashmina shawls kashmir shawls individually.

These are the finest hand-embroidered, hand-made shawls made of 50% pure Pashmina and blended with 50% pure cashmere wool. Each and every shawl is hand-made with intricate and meticulous embroidery using age-old artwork of needle-stitching and the world-famous 'Kani' embroidery. This is an age old method of creating these beautiful shawls done with fine walnut wood sticks that takes more than 2 years to weave and are cherished as heirlooms by art collectors the world over.

Since time immemorial the enduring and eternal art of pure silk carpets & rugs have captivated the imagination of mankind. The lushness, luxury and the mystic of hand-made, hand-knotted silk carpets have epitomized our love for this ageless art.

All our hand-knotted carpets and rugs come with a fringe (tassels) including this carpet. Wool and woolsilk blend carpets usually have a cotton fringe while all our silk carpets have a fringe made of 100% pure silk. The photographs have been cropped for aesthetics purpose only.

Fine Kashmir (Cashmere) wool and Fine Merino ( New Zealand ) wool carpets & rugs are the most excellent grade in the pure wool category as these carpets have very high number of knots per square inch and thus have beautiful intricate designs and motifs. Due to the inherent long-lasting nature of Fine Kashmir (Cashmere) and Fine Merino (New Zealand) wool these carpets are exceptionally good for an area where there is lot of traffic and high wear and tear (like in dining rooms, common living rooms, corridors, passages, etc.) and are the most preeminent quality that are being produced in Kashmir.

Hand-tufted rugs are the preferred choice of millions of homes, especially of the present avant-garde generation primarily due to the inherent characteristics of fabulous, trendy designs in à la mode, contemporary colors and at nearly a fraction of the cost of the more expensive hand-knotted rugs.

We are leading supplier of designer cotton durries. We have Custom order option available: Can be custom-ordered in any size, colors, shape and quality. Please email or call us with your requirements and for a free estimate.

Size : 12' x 2' - 3.65 meters x 0.60 meters

Our Durries are completely hand-made, hand-woven in various regions in India. Durries today are being made in a variety of hand-spun natural fibers such as wool, cotton, hemp, sisal and blends of woolhemp as well.

Pashmina refers to a type of fine Cashmere wool and the textiles made from it. The name comes from Pashmineh, made from Urdu and Persian pashm ("wool"). The wool comes from changthangi or Pashmina goat, which is a special breed of goat indigenous to high altitudes of the Himalayas in India. Pashmina shawls are hand spun, hand woven and hand-embroidered in Kashmir, and made from the finest cashmere fiber.