Grey - Handspun Handloom Natural Dyed Eri Silk Stole 33

Exact dimensions in inches or metres are listed on the product page. Our stoles vary in length and width depending on the style and drape. Compare with a stole you own for reference.

Yes. Our stoles are versatile. They work as neck wraps, head coverings, shoulder drapes, or scarves. Lighter fabrics drape better for head covering. Heavier ones suit shoulders.

First wash in cold water separately with a pinch of salt to set natural dyes. Hand wash is safest. Most dyes stabilize after the first wash. Avoid hot water and bleach.

The product page lists the exact fabric: cotton, silk, wool, pashmina, or blends. We also mention the craft technique used. Fabric weight and texture are described for each piece.

Iron on low heat while slightly damp. Use a pressing cloth for silk, wool, and embroidered stoles. Cotton stoles can handle direct ironing. Steam works well for removing wrinkles gently.

Assamese craft traditions include Muga silk weaving, cane and bamboo work, bell metal casting, pottery, and wood carving. Muga silk is exclusive to Assam. a golden silk that improves in sheen with each wash.

Each Assamese craft has specialist communities. Muga silk weavers rear silkworms on som trees and weave on traditional looms. Bamboo workers split and weave cane. Bell metal casters use lost-wax technique with local alloys.

Look for minor variations in shape, color, or pattern. Machine-made products look perfectly uniform. Handmade Digital Print pieces carry the maker's touch in every small detail.

Every piece is made by hand, one at a time. Slight differences in material, pressure, and technique make each one unique. That's what separates handcraft from factory output.

Handle gently. Keep dry and clean. Specific care depends on the material. check the product page. Most pieces stay in excellent condition with regular dusting and gentle handling.

Eri silk is also called 'peace silk' . no silkworm is harmed. It feels warm, soft, and slightly woolly. The texture is matte and cozy, more like fine wool than typical silk.

Dry clean is safest for Eri Silk. If hand washing, use cold water and a mild silk-specific detergent. Never wring. Roll in a towel to absorb moisture, then dry flat in shade.

Eri Silk works across seasons. It feels cool in summer and retains warmth in winter. The natural temperature regulation of silk makes it comfortable year-round in Indian climates.

With proper care, Eri Silk products last for years. The fibre is naturally strong. Avoid rough handling, direct sun, and chemical detergents. Gentle care keeps it looking fresh long-term.

Silk production is labour-intensive. from rearing silkworms to reeling the thread. Eri Silk involves additional regional techniques that add time and skill. The price reflects the material and the maker's effort.