The collection at Sozni comes from the heart of the artisinal tradition of Kashmir, with a focus on handmade 100% pure pashmina textiles.

About Sozni. We collaborate directly with the most skilled artisans of Kashmir who have made traditional pashmina textiles for more than five centuries.

Kashmir, magical and pristine, paradise-like place inspires and collaborates us with other local families with love and pride. Our Brand represents Kashmir's traditional intricate and accurate art of embroidery while using the best fabric from nature.

Sozni (also known as Sozan Kaari) is a popular needle point embroidery technique from Kashmir valley in Northern India. Kashmiri artisans have been practicing Sozni embroidery since almost 500 years ago.

The delicate, one-of-a-kind Sozni embroidery has been Kashmir’s well-kept secret for ages. The rich floral and paisley sozni patterns are best seen, adorning the luxurious pashmina shawls.

May 12, 2024 · Sozni embroidery, a renowned form of needlework, is rooted in the culturally rich Kashmir, India. This exquisite craft has a history that spans centuries, evolving through various cultural influences and historical epochs.

Immerse yourself in the luxurious world of Kashmir with Sozni Store, your one-stop shop for authentic Kashmiri shawls, sarees, clothing, and handicrafts. Explore exquisite hand-embroidered Aariwork shawls, handcrafted Kashmiri carpets, and more, all …

What is Sozni? Sozni, derived from the Persian word "suzan," meaning needle, is a centuries-old embroidery technique. It has graced the textiles of Kashmir for generations. As we embark on this exploration of Sozni embroidery, we unravel the threads of a tradition that has weathered the epochs, thus reflecting the resilience and artistry of a ...

Aug 26, 2018 · Sozni (or suzani) embroidery is a style of embroidery from the Jammu and Kashmir region in the northwest of the Indian subcontinent. The motifs are created in satin stitch and are worked identically on both sides of the cloth, but sometimes in different colours (for example, the dominant colour may be red on one side and blue on the other).

Sozni is a specialized and one of the most sophisticated forms of hand embroidery in the world. This exceptionally fine, delicate, and artistic form of needlework is only practiced in Kashmir and has no comparison anywhere in the world.