Multicolour Lahauli Hand Knitted Socks

MRP (RM) 32.25
Multicolour Lahauli socks are a vibrant and stylish accessory, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary flair. These socks feature a rich palette of colors, intricately knitted with precision to create eye-catching patterns. Made from a blend of high-quality yarns, they offer a comfortable fit, warmth, and durability. The fusion of Lahauli craftsmanship and diverse hues makes these socks not just a functional piece but also a fashion statement. Whether adorned with traditional motifs or modern designs, Multicolour Lahauli socks showcase the artistry of skilled artisans, elevating everyday comfort with a burst of color and cultural charm.

Note:
  • This product is handcrafted and will have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome of the process

Care Instructions
  • Hand wash in cold water
  • • Product Material : 100% wool Hand spun yarn Hand knit Natural Dyes
  • • GI Origin : Himachal Pradesh
  • • Speciality : Organic, handcrafted, naturally dyed. Made using Indigenous Pastoral wool from the Himalayas.
  • • Colour : Multicolour
  • • Weight : ~ 300Grams
  • • Size : Medium: Shoe size 7-8 , Large: Shoe size 9-10
  • • Care Instuction : Hand wash in cold water
  • • Note : This product is handcrafted and will have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome of the process

Lahauli Knitted Scoks & Gloves received GI Certification on 14th September 2021


Extra thick, warm woolen socks with beautiful, unique motifs. These socks are knit by the shepherding community of Lahaul with their own wool which they handspin on the wooden takhli.Knitted intuitively, each pair is individual in design and color.
Handspun, handwoven using indigenous pastoral wool. Kulwi Whims is a social enterprise empowering women and reviving traditional crafts.
The Lahauli socks and gloves are made from indigenous wool sheared from local sheep. A Lahauli pair of socks is knit in parts, using four double pointed needles. First the cuff is knit, second the leg, and at last the heel.
The upper part of the foot is knit using eight colors into a traditional eye-catching pattern, locally called ‘dashi’, which comprises patterns composed by seven or eight types of motifs. Each ‘dashi’ is laid out in four or five rows in different colours.
Once the front portion with ‘dashi’ is ready, the sole is built and the two are joined together up till the tip of the toe. The sock is then carefully sealed with ties or knots running inwards.
 

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