Fine Pashmina Ek Rukh Ring (Palladar) Shawl — Rust Village Landscape
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The ring test is in the photos above: a genuine Palladar passes whole through a finger ring, and this is one of ours.
About this piece
A fine Kashmiri pashmina ring shawl (Palladar) in deep rust, self-patterned across its whole length with a dense flowering vine woven in darker brown, and finished at each end with a broad panel of village landscape — palms, flowering trees, striped-roof huts and arched bridges over water — above a fine floral band and a row of bold coloured blocks in green, pink, turquoise, orange and gold.
Ring test note: This is the same ultra-fine pashmina as our plain ring shawls, and it does pass through a ring — but draw it through slowly and with care. Being ek rukh (patterned on one face), it has loose threads across the back of the end panels where each colour turns, and those can catch if the shawl is pulled quickly. We would rather tell you that than let you find out.
The name comes from the test. A Palladar is a shawl fine enough to be drawn whole through a finger ring — the traditional proof of fine Kashmiri pashmina. Yarn this fine breaks if the loom is pushed, so the weaving is slow and careful.
A woven picture, not a printed one
The end panels follow the shikargah style — the scene shawls of Kashmir, where the landscape is built into the cloth on the loom rather than laid on top. Nothing is printed and nothing is embroidered.
The striped end
What separates this from our other landscape pieces is what happens below the scene. Instead of a quiet edge it finishes in a row of solid colour blocks — green, pink, turquoise, yellow, orange — laid straight across the width, a traditional palla finish. It is the reason this shawl reads as festive where the ruby and maroon versions read as formal.
The rust ground is what holds it together. Every colour in the stripe sits inside the same warm family, so a row that would look loud on black or white looks resolved here.
Ek Rukh — woven on one face
Kashmiri weavers distinguish between do-rukha, worked so the pattern reads on both faces of the cloth, and ek rukh — one face. Working one face keeps a Palladar light enough to pass the ring while still carrying a full picture in colour; the loose threads on the reverse are the visible record of that weave, not a fault.
Details
- Ultra-fine Kashmiri pashmina
- Handwoven ring shawl — passes through a finger ring when drawn slowly
- Woven ek rukh (single-face) landscape end panels — woven on the loom, not embroidered or printed
- Loose threads across the reverse of the panels — inherent to ek rukh weaving, not a fault
- Self-patterned rust field with floral band and multicolour block-striped ends
- Approx. 40" × 80"
- Dry clean only
- Handwoven in Kashmir
Handwoven cloth varies very slightly along its length; any faint unevenness you can see against the light is the mark of the handloom, not a fault.
Ships in Attan's branded box with a thank-you card, ready to gift.
Size & how to wear
Size: approximately 40″ × 80″ (100 × 200 cm). One size, unstitched, with the natural fringe left as the loom made it.
Long enough to wrap twice, drape over one shoulder, or wear open over a formal outfit. Every piece is finished by hand, so measurements can vary by an inch or so.
Material & origin
Fine Kashmiri pashmina. Handwoven in Kashmir, and fine enough that the finished shawl passes whole through a finger ring. Nothing is printed; every pattern is woven in.
Ek Rukh (single-sided) pieces carry their pattern on one face, with the pattern threads lying loose on the back. They are the same material as our plain ring shawls but should be passed through a ring slowly and with care so the back threads are not pulled.
Care
Dry clean only. Between wears, air the shawl flat in shade for an hour; never hang it by one corner. Store folded in the box it came in, or in a cotton bag with a cedar block. Do not iron directly; if it creases, steam it through a cotton cloth. Put perfume on before the shawl, never onto it.
Delivery, cash on delivery & exchange
Free delivery across Pakistan by courier, usually in 3–5 working days. We send you the courier tracking on WhatsApp once it is dispatched.
Cash on delivery is available everywhere we ship. We confirm every order with you on WhatsApp before it is packed, so nothing is dispatched that you did not ask for.
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10-day exchange. If the colour is not what you hoped, message us within 10 days of delivery and exchange it for another piece, in the condition it arrived, unworn and unwashed. If a piece arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, we refund or replace it in full. Full exchange and refund policy.
Gift-boxed in Attan's corrugated box with a thank-you card on every shawl from Rs 12,500; lighter pieces ship in branded packaging.
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