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Kashmiri embroidery which is also called as the Kashida embroidery is a unique form of art, staying true to the beauty of paradise state. The exquisite needlework and thread work that involves a single long stitch to make the design is indeed one of the most distinguished and beautiful forms of embroidery. Only a few expert artisans and craftsmen were able to pull off the gorgeously intricate handcrafted Kashida embroidery which required an eagle’s eye and extreme patience.

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Kashmir is known for producing the most expensive spice in the world – saffron. While other countries like Iran, Spain and Greece also produce saffron, Kashmiri saffron is considered the best in the world. It is also GI-tagged, further adding to its value. Its strands are thicker and more fragrant than other countries.

21/02/2023

“Kashmir Se”, intricately hand-embroidered Kashmiri Kurtis available at Rasa Kashmir Sdn Bhd

Aari work which mesmerized the Mughals in the 12th century is here to captivate you.

Aari work, Sozni, and needlework are forms of hand embroidery from Kashmir. The artisans have been practicing this art for years and are one of the most luxurious wedding collection

They are sure to fascinate you with their magnificent embroideries and colorful floral motifs. This luxurious heirloom is a perfect addition to your handloom collection.

Each Kashmiri embroidery kurtis is handcrafted by our artisans in Srinagar.

23/03/2022

Pure and authentic Kashmiri Saffron is collected from the blossoms of Crocus sativus (Iridaceae), commonly known as saffron crocus or saffron bulbs. It is propagated by bulbs called corms which are planted on a virgin piece of land.

Each corn is planted from new bulbs, and this is how the plant multiplies. Through these bulbs, dark purple-colored flowers come in autumn which are saffron flowers.

By the middle of October, saffron flowers begin to blossom, and this blooming lasts for about three weeks.

There occurs a period of intensified blooming called the “blanket days” which last from two to six days where a saffron flower becomes a dark purple colored beautiful flower which has stigmas and threads later on processed to use as the pure and authentic Kashmiri Saffron strands.

Thousands of fully grown and bloomed saffron flowers are harvested very often in the morning hours and brought to the “stripping” area.
After the flowers are brought to the stripping area, the stigmas or threads are very carefully removed manually and painstakingly and kept aside till it is done on each saffron flower.

Collected stigmas and threads are further sun-dried to let go of the moisture in them for two to three days depending upon the temperature. Pure and organic Kashmiri Saffron is now ready to be sorted

23/03/2022

Kashmiri walnuts are the best source of nutrients you need for the body. Eating walnuts has many health benefits. You can use them in different ways in your diet and make your food wholesome. They are delicious and full of important things like protein, vitamins, and omega 3 fatty acids.





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