From the Journal

Kashmir is one of the few places in the world that still produces walnuts at an altitude of 5500–7500 feet above sea level. The Kashmiri walnut craftsmanship is notorious for its baroque and complex carvings. 

The glaze and shimmer of Kandkari work (Kashmiri copperware) when the sun hits your kitchen at just the right angle evokes the emotions of positivity and alacrity. Traan(copper) utensils add a sense of perception, culture and goodness within the walls...

Read on to know more about what goes behind the making of Pashmina and its timeless glory..