Shawls

The elegance of Thai silk is showcased in this beautiful shawl. Stitched by hand, the voluptuous wrap recalls classic styles from the 1950s.

Flowers blossom wild and beautiful in the company of mischievous paisleys in a shawl from Sumiya. The shawl is woven on a traditional Kashmiri hand loom, and patterns are created in shades of purple, olive and black.

Woven by hand, this elegant shawl features deep rose on a creamy warp. The result is a shimmering mirage of colors. This reversible wrap from Dhruv Chandra combines the luxury of pashmina wool with silk.

Painted by hand, orchids adorn this extraordinary aqua green shawl. Sumsuddin weaves lustrous Varanasi silk, creating a background of intricate paisley motifs on the handloom.

A vibrant garden of jewel-like colors appear on a black pashmina wool blend. Sparkling in the darkness, sequins and embroidery are meticulously applied to hand-loomed wool. Syed Izaz Hussein presents a shawl of opulent elegance.

Yummy! This women's knit top is so incredibly soft you'll never want to take it off! The secret's in the peaching that gives cotton a delicious touch. This women's top features an inset shawl collar, side slits and neat coverstitching, with waist shaping for an attractive fit. A little elastane ...

Brilliant colors and shimmering texture characterize this kente cloth shawl by the Gobah Tengey-Seddoh Family. Hand-loomed of rayon, the design originated in the 17th century, when bright colors came into vogue, and was named to honor the original designer's mother - danye (mother) gbator (first) . ...

Shy violets cover a shawl of shimmering sky blue. Lavish paisley borders, hand-tied macramn++ and tassels adorn the border of this beautiful reversible wrap. It comes from Mohammed Javed Ahmed, who specializes in hand-woven textiles.

Indonesian designer Titik creates a kaleidoscopic illusion featuring frangipani blossoms and tamarind leaves. Working with traditional batik techniques, Titik crafts a rayon shawl of admirable elegance.

Bold and modern, this shawl emerges from hundreds of years of Indian tradition. Sandeep Malhotra weaves a paisley spell with this beautiful handloomed wrap.