Tibetan Monk Knakpa Stole

Introducing the handwoven Nepali cotton Tibetan monk knakpa stole. This beautiful red and white two-shaded cotton stole enhances the cultural richness of Nepalese artisans in making handwoven clothing. The monks and nuns in the monastery can be seen wearing this earthy cotton fabric stole which makes them feel warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The fabrics of this cotton stole have been crafted in Bhaktapur, which is one of the famous districts in Nepal, to make high-quality handwoven fabrics. The Indigenous Newar people from this small town are known for their professional skills in making crafts, which have been transferred through the generations.

Since the fabrics of this cotton stole have been dyed using the natural process and colors without any chemicals, the colors come out after if you wash it with water. That’s why it always has to be dry cleaned to keep it in its pristine condition. The women involved in weaving the fabrics of this stole generate sustainable income with every production of this stole. Your purchase would help us provide them with the opportunity to serve them with a sustainable work environment.

Moreover, this Tibetan Monk Knakpa Stole measures 250 centimeters long and 101 centimeters wide, approx. The string added to enhance the beauty of this stole measures about 5 centimeters, approx. Please allow a small difference in size and color of this product for its handmade nature. Your understanding and support for Nepalese products are truly appreciated. Let’s share the Himalayan joy while giving somebody a heartful gift with it.

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