Poshdaar Round Woolen Namda

Regular Vacuuming:
Gently vacuum the Namda using a suction-only setting. Avoid using the beater brush feature, as it may damage the fibers.

Handling Spills:
Quickly blot any spills with a clean cloth or paper towel. Do not scrub, as this can spread the stain and harm the delicate handwork.

Loose Threads:
If you notice any loose threads, trim them carefully with scissors. Never pull them out, as this could cause further unraveling.

Furniture Protection:
Use furniture pads or protectors under heavy items to prevent indentations and maintain the shape of your Namda.

Avoid Sharp Items and Heat:
Keep the Namda away from sharp objects, excessive heat, or direct sunlight to prevent damage and fading.

Moisture Protection:
Avoid exposing the Namda to moisture or damp areas, as this can weaken the fibers and lead to mildew.

Professional Cleaning:
When deep cleaning is required, opt for professional cleaning services to preserve the integrity and craftsmanship of the Namda.

Indoor Use Only:
Designed for indoor use, the Namda should not be exposed to outdoor elements to maintain its durability and appearance.

The embroidery technique is a time-honored craft that showcases intricate handwork and attention to detail. It employs a hook-like tool called "Aurah," which is skillfully maneuvered to create a series of looped stitches. These stitches form a delicate, chain-like pattern that adds texture and sophistication to the fabric.

This technique is often used to enhance a variety of textiles, including shawls, garments, and home decor items. The process requires precision, patience, and a high level of craftsmanship, making each piece unique and treasured. It is deeply rooted in tradition and often passed down through generations, reflecting the cultural heritage and artistic expression of the artisans.

The chain-like design achieved through this method is not only visually appealing but also versatile, allowing for the creation of both simple and complex patterns. This traditional embroidery continues to be cherished for its timeless beauty and the skillful artistry it represents.

Each Kashmiri Namda is meticulously handcrafted by skilled local artisans, showcasing exceptional quality and authenticity. The crafting process takes 25-30 days, as every piece is made with utmost care and attention to detail. This ensures that your Namda not only embodies Kashmir’s rich artistic heritage but is also a testament to the artisans' dedication and expertise. Thank you for your patience as we deliver a product that truly reflects the timeless artistry and craftsmanship of our talented artisans.