Kashmir’s artistic journey began centuries ago, influenced by Persian masters who crossed the rugged mountains to find a valley of inspiration. Here, the art wasn't just decorative; it became the cultural currency of the people.
From the intricate walnut carvings that adorn our houseboats to the delicate Pashmina that once draped emperors, these crafts are not mere products. They are the living memory of a civilization that values the hand-made over the machine-made.
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