A Kashmiri artisan weaves a traditional carpet at a factory in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Famed the world over for their resplendent colour and intricate patterns, the carpets woven by the artisans of Jammu & Kashmir hold a centuries old legacy in their weave. The magnificent craft of carpet weaving was brought to the Kashmir valley from Persia in the 14th century. Kashmiri carpets are popular throughout the world for their quality material and authenticity and are specifically known for being handmade and unique in their exquisite style. The continued demand for carpe

A Kashmiri artisan weaves a traditional carpet at a factory in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Famed the world over for their resplendent colour and intricate patterns, the carpets woven by the artisans of Jammu & Kashmir hold a centuries old legacy in their weave. The magnificent craft of carpet weaving was brought to the Kashmir valley from Persia in the 14th century. Kashmiri carpets are popular throughout the world for their quality material and authenticity and are specifically known for being handmade and unique in their exquisite style. The continued demand for carpe Stock Photo

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A Kashmiri artisan weaves a traditional carpet at a factory in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Famed the world over for their resplendent colour and intricate patterns, the carpets woven by the artisans of Jammu & Kashmir hold a centuries old legacy in their weave. The magnificent craft of carpet weaving was brought to the Kashmir valley from Persia in the 14th century. Kashmiri carpets are popular throughout the world for their quality material and authenticity and are specifically known for being handmade and unique in their exquisite style. The continued demand for carpets from Jammu & Kashmir has stood the test of time, innovations in weaving and regional conflict.

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