Kani Cardigan | Double-Sided Cashmere Scarf - Coffee Tile Pattern

Kani Cardigan | Double-Sided Cashmere Scarf • Coffee Tile Pattern An exotically inspired, lightweight warm scarf, reminiscent of winter cocoa or a cozy fireplace. The coffee-colored tiles are meticulously crafted by artisans 🩷 What is Kani? "Kani" refers to small wooden sticks used to wrap yarn of different colors. Following a special coded pattern, these sticks intersect on base threads to create intricate patterns. Scarves with richer colors and more complex designs require more time to produce, with the creation of a single piece taking at least three weeks. This is a craft that demands exceptional care and patience. Even with simple, elegant attire, draping a Kani shawl over your shoulders instantly elevates your presence~! Indian celebrities and dignitaries, both men and women, often wear a Kani shawl during special receptions as a sign of respect and status. Examining the threadwork on the reverse side reveals the exquisite quality of the weaving, which is truly impeccable. Material Introduction: India and Nepal are renowned for many world-class luxury goods, such as Cashmere scarves. While sheep produce several kilograms of wool per year, a cashmere goat yields only about 150 grams. Those who have used cashmere know its unparalleled quality. Compared to ordinary wool scarves that can feel stuffy and heavy, cashmere is in a completely different league. It is exceptionally warm, with a soft, lustrous texture, earning it the nickname "diamond fiber."