ASOMI Eri Shawl

An Eri shawl is a traditional textile from the North Eastern region of India, particularly in Assam and Meghalaya. Here's a description: Eri shawls are made from the silk of the Eri silkworm, also known as Samia cynthia ricini. The silk is extracted from the cocoons of these silkworms, which feed on castor oil plant leaves. Characteristics: - Soft, warm, and lightweight - Natural, earthy tones, often in shades of white, cream, and brown - Cozy texture, similar to wool - Durable and long-lasting - Often woven with traditional Assamese motifs and patterns - Can be worn as a shawl, scarf, or stole Eri shawls are highly valued for their unique texture, warmth, and eco-friendly production process. They are a symbol of Assamese culture and tradition, making them a popular choice for those seeking authentic, handmade textiles.