Handspun Pashmina Shawl, Natural White
Srinagar, Kashmir
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Pashmina Shawls · Available for sale
Handspun pashmina from Kashmir, lac-turned toys from Channapatna, baskets of golden sikki grass from Bihar — handmade goods brought to you from the people who make them.
Crafted by loving hands
No two pieces leave a workshop identical — the hand always shows.
Premium quality products
Materials chosen by people who have worked them all their lives.
Eco-friendly products
Grass, wood, clay and fibre — materials that can return to the earth.
Srinagar, Kashmir
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Madhubani district, Mithila, Bihar
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Channapatna, Karnataka
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Srinagar, Kashmir
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“Not machined into perfect clones — crafted with lots of care and attention to detail.”
Loveknits brings handmade goods from the people who make them. Every basket, shawl and toy in this shop comes from a real craft cluster — a town, a valley, a lane of workshops — where the skill has been passed down hand to hand. Buying one keeps that skill in work.
“Bring good stuff into your life, from those who create it with love and care.”
A short letter — what is new in the shop, and the story of the hands that made it. No noise, easy to leave.
Pashmina hand-spinning and handloom weaving · Kashmir and Ladakh
From the Changthangi goat's winter undercoat to the yinder and the handloom — how pashmina is made, and why the fibre itself sets the pace.
Lac-turnery on ivory wood · Channapatna, Karnataka
In Karnataka's toy town, colour is not painted on but melted in — lac and vegetable-origin dyes fused to pale ivory wood on a spinning lathe.
Sikki grass weaving · Mithila, Bihar
In the wetlands of north Bihar, women coil a golden grass into baskets and boxes, a craft learned at home and passed hand to hand.