Rann of Kutch - Ghisa Stole

Extreme Rare

Regular price: Rs. 17,900.00
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Sale price: Rs. 17,900.00

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The Rann of Kutch stole has been handwoven from Ghisa, a byproduct of Assam's royal Muga silk. It exudes a unique golden sheen. Lightweight and soft, it offers natural UV protection and grows softer with each wear. Muga and Ghisa are known for their exceptional longevity. Each piece is hand-spun and handwoven by women artisans in rural North East India, ensuring that no two stoles are alike.

59 X 230 CM

Weight: 253 g

FEATURES

Why Choose a Ghisa Silk Stole?

Artisanal Craftsmanship: This Ghisa shawl is handspun and handwoven using whitish-golden Muga yarn by skilled women artisans in rural Assam, employing traditional weaving techniques unique to the region.
Rare Luxury: Crafted from the exceptionally rare Muga silk, an endangered silk variety found only in Assam, making each shawl a treasured collector's item.
Natural Sun Protection: This shawl offers natural UV-blocking properties, providing enhanced protection from the sun.
Lustrous Finish: Exhibits a luxurious golden sheen, this Ghisa shawl adds an elegant touch to any ensemble.
Outstanding Longevity: Renowned for its remarkable durability and long-lasting quality.
Lightweight Ease: Featherweight and comfortable, the Ghisa shawl is ideal for all-day wear.
Airy Fabric: Exceptionally breathable, ensuring you stay cool and comfortable in any climate.
Gentle on Skin: Hypoallergenic and suitable for those with sensitive skin.
Timeless Legacy: Ages gracefully, developing a rich patina over time; each shawl is designed to last for generations, much like traditional Muga garments in Assam that are often passed down through families. A perfect example of slow fashion, it emphasizes sustainability, craftsmanship, and enduring quality.

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Care Instructions

Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent; avoid wringing.
Air dry in the shade, away from sunlight.
Iron on low heat with a cloth over the silk.
Store in a cool, dry place, wrapped in breathable fabric.
Avoid chemicals like perfumes or harsh cleaners.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Handcrafted Production of Ghisa Silk: A True Art

The production of Ghisa silk is a meticulous process that involves the careful rearing of silkworms native to Assam. These silkworms feed on the leaves of som and sualu trees. After the silkworms have spun their cocoons, the cocoons are harvested, and the silk fibers are extracted using a process called reeling. Ghisa silk is unique due to its lustrous texture and rich, natural color. The resulting silk yarn is then woven into various garments and textiles. The silk is not dyed or bleached, making it a truly natural and sustainable textile. Read more about Ghisa silk in our in-depth blog.

Durable and Lustrous Ghisa Silk for Timeless Clothing

Ghisa silk is renowned for its durability and strength, making it an excellent choice for garments that are worn frequently. This silk's robust fibers allow Ghisa garments to be passed down from generation to generation. Additionally, Ghisa silk is known for its striking luster, making it a favorite among fashion enthusiasts.

Traditionally, Ghisa silk has been used for Assamese garments, such as mekhela chadors, sarees, and dhotis. However, it is also increasingly used in modern clothing and accessories. Due to its special properties and luxurious appearance, Ghisa silk is a popular choice for those seeking high-quality clothing and accessories.

Stylish Uses and Cultural Significance of Ghisa Silk

Besides its aesthetic and practical properties, Ghisa silk is also an important part of Assamese culture and traditions. It is often used in weddings and other significant ceremonies and is considered a symbol of prosperity and happiness.

Overcoming the Challenges of the Ghisa Silk Industry and Supporting Local Artisans

Despite its unique properties, Ghisa silk production faces several challenges. High production costs, limited availability of som and sualu trees, and a lack of qualified weavers are some factors that affect the industry's growth. However, efforts are being made to promote and preserve this traditional art form, and organizations are working to support weavers and silk farmers.

Invest in the Luxury and Sustainability of Ghisa Silk

Ghisa silk is a precious and beautiful product that forms an important part of Assamese culture and tradition. It is a symbol of prestige and is valued for its durability and beauty. If you are looking for an exclusive and durable silk scarf, then the Dzukou Ghisa silk scarf is definitely a good choice. Read more about Ghisa silk on the Dwima Collective website.

Specifications

100% Ghisa Silk
100% Animal Friendly | Vegan
Natural color
Dimensions: length 230 cm | width 59 cm
Natural fabric, suitable for sensitive and hypoallergenic skin
Hand spun and handwoven by artisans in East India

We recommend steam cleaning or hand washing Ghisa silk with cold water and soap nuts or a mild detergent.

WE GIVE BACK

We donate a portion of our profits to Akshar Foundation, supporting underprivileged children's education in exchange for recycling plastics, while providing school supplies and mid-day meals.