"Beauty perishes in life, but is immortal in art"

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KASHIDA MEETS CONTEMPORARY DESIGN


Luxuries of Kashmir began with a single intention - to keep Kashida alive.

For centuries, the artisans of the Kashmir valley have worked chinar leaves, almond blossom and paisley into wool and silk by hand, using the hooked aari needle and the fine sozni stitch. As mainstream fashion moved on, that vocabulary was reduced to a motif borrowed here and there.

We build entire garments around it. Every piece in our collection is hand-embroidered by Kashmiri artisans and cut into silhouettes made for how women dress now - capes, co-ords, jumpsuits, suit sets and sarees that carry the valley's craft without costuming it.

MEET ROOHGUL, OUR LATEST COLLECTION


Roohgul is built on aari and tilla embroidery worked over soft linen, luminous silk and airy Chanderi. Fluid silhouettes, restrained detailing, and a palette that moves from quiet neutrals into deeper, more expressive tones. Pieces made to sit outside a season rather than inside one.

LATEST COLLECTIONS

Explore our eclectic collection
  • Co-ord Set

    25 items

  • Indo Western

    2 items

  • Coat pant set

    2 items
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WHY LUXURIES OF KASHMIR?

MADE TO ORDER

Over the years, we have fine-tuned our supply chain to source the most luxurious fabrics for your outfits. We partner with the best suppliers and believe in a zero-inventory approach: no stock, no overproduction, and no waste. This ensures that our clothes not only benefit you but also the environment.

MADE TO YOUR MEASUREMENTS

Every piece is cut to your measurements at no extra cost. Share them at checkout and the garment is made to fit you, rather than to a standard size chart.

SLOW, SUSTAINABLE CRAFT

We work directly with artisans, paying by the piece for work that takes weeks rather than hours. Every stitch is done by hand, on fabric chosen to carry it: pure silk, Chanderi, linen and pashmina.

TRENDING OUTFITS

Timeless Kashmiri embroideries revived in modern silhouettes
-40%
SUMMER PEONY SALWAR SET
MRP Rs. 24,380.00
Rs. 40,633.00
Rs. 24,380.00
-40%
OPAL BLOSSOM SHIRT
MRP Rs. 13,780.00
Rs. 22,967.00
Rs. 13,780.00
-40%
FOLIAGE
MRP Rs. 24,910.00
Rs. 41,517.00
Rs. 24,910.00
-40%
MIDNIGHT BLOOM SILK CAPE
MRP Rs. 44,520.00
Rs. 74,200.00
Rs. 44,520.00
-40%
Tides of Finery Suit Set
MRP Rs. 29,680.00
Rs. 49,467.00
Rs. 29,680.00
-40%
Summer Soiree Fusion Jumpsuit
MRP From Rs. 21,200.00
Rs. 35,333.00
From Rs. 21,200.00

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Welcome to Luxury of Kashmir, where tradition meets contemporary fashion. We celebrate the timeless art of Kashmiri craftsmanship through our exquisite collection of handcrafted apparel and accessories. From intricately embroidered Pashmina shawls and Kaftans to delicately designed Kashida jackets and stoles, each piece reflects the heritage and artistry of Kashmir. Inspired by the valley’s rich culture, our collection brings you elegance, comfort, and authenticity — all woven with passion and history.

Buy Luxury Kashmiri Fashion Online at Luxury of Kashmir

At Luxury of Kashmir, we offer a curated selection of Kashmiri fashion wear that beautifully blends traditional embroidery with modern silhouettes. Explore our range of Kashida embroidered garments, Pashmina stoles, and ethnic accessories, all crafted by skilled artisans of Kashmir. Our designs pay homage to the region’s heritage while giving you a contemporary edge. Shop online for authentic pieces that redefine elegance and carry the legacy of Kashmiri art.

Why choose Luxury of Kashmir for Fashion Shopping

Choosing Luxury of Kashmir means embracing a legacy of artistry, authenticity, and heritage. Our handcrafted apparel — from Pashmina shawls to embroidered jackets and Kaftans — reflects centuries of tradition passed down through generations. With a commitment to fair trade, sustainable craftsmanship, and timeless design, we ensure that every product tells the story of Kashmir’s rich culture and unmatched beauty.

SHOP KASHMIRI CLOTHING BY CATEGORY

Our evergreen collections, each hand-embroidered to order.

Kashmiri Shawls

Pashmina and fine wool, embroidered by hand.

Kashmiri Capes

Silk and velvet capes for occasion wear.

Kashmiri Phirans

The valley's traditional silhouette, reworked.

Kashmiri Suit Sets

Kadai and aari work on silk and Chanderi.

Kashmiri Jackets

Quilted, embroidered and pashmina outerwear.

Kashmiri Co-ord Sets

Contemporary sets with heritage handwork.

Kashmiri Sarees

Hand-embroidered drapes and blouses.

Kashmiri Stoles

Everyday Kashida in a lighter weight.

WHAT IS KASHIDA EMBROIDERY?

Kashida is a traditional hand-embroidery style from the Kashmir valley, worked with a hooked aari needle or fine sozni stitching on wool, silk and pashmina. Its motifs are drawn from the valley itself: chinar leaves, almond blossom, lotus, paisley and the hummingbird. A single garment can take an artisan several weeks to complete.

Kashida is distinct from the metallic tilla work often paired with it, and from the dense, double-sided sozni embroidery found on the finest pashmina shawls. Most Luxuries of Kashmir pieces combine two or more of these techniques on a single garment.

FAQs

What is Kashida embroidery?

Kashida is the traditional hand embroidery of the Kashmir valley, worked with a hooked aari needle or fine sozni stitch on wool, silk and pashmina. Its motifs come from the valley's own landscape: chinar leaves, almond blossom, lotus and paisley. A single embroidered garment can take an artisan several weeks to finish.

What is the difference between aari, tilla and sozni work?

Aari is chain-stitch embroidery worked with a hooked needle, giving a raised, fluid line. Tilla uses fine metallic thread, traditionally gold or silver, for formal and bridal pieces. Sozni is dense, needle-worked embroidery so fine it often reads identically on both sides of the fabric, and is the most time-intensive of the three.

Is Luxuries of Kashmir clothing made to order?

Yes. Every garment is cut and embroidered after your order is placed, then dispatched in two to three weeks. We hold no inventory, which means nothing is overproduced and nothing becomes deadstock.

What fabrics do you work with?

Our garments are made in pure silk, dupion silk, Chanderi, linen, crepe and pashmina, chosen to suit the embroidery each piece carries. Heavier tilla work sits on silk and velvet, while lighter aari work is set on linen and Chanderi.

How do I care for hand-embroidered Kashmiri clothing?

Dry clean only, and tell your cleaner the piece is hand-embroidered. Store it folded rather than hung, so the weight of the embroidery does not pull the fabric out of shape, and keep pashmina in a breathable cotton bag rather than plastic. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which fades tilla thread.