DARE DEER CREATIONS PVT. LTD.
INDIA
We are established in 1995, We regularly introduce
new designs, colors and styles in our products to suit the tastes of our customers.
We have accomplished this task as our company is professionally managed and promoted
by people who ensure that creativity is given full freedom to blossom
and talent
is nurtured in the company.
Products
DareDeer Designer Stoles Categories
- Plains
- Block Prints
- ScreenPrints
- Digital Prints
- Hand Paints
- Embroidery
- Trendy
Fabrics We Use
- Cashmere/Pashmina
- Wool
- Wool X Silk
- Cashmere X Wool
- Cashmere X Silk
- and many more blends of Cashmere
Brief Introduction of Pashmina / Cashmere
Pashmina cashmere, also known as the "diamond fiber" and the "soft gold of high
Asia", is the most precious of natural fibres. Pashmina is the thin, inner coat
of hair of the Himalayan mountain goat Capra Hircus that thrives at over 12,000
feet above sea level in the Himalayas.
Cashmere Hand weaving Process
Artisans, mostly women, separate the thinnest, silkiest hairs and weave them into
various articles that are luxuriously soft, warm, lightweight, and durable. A few
years ago pashminas were mainly woven plain but there are now a variety of other
weaves to choose from, such as twill, herringbone, basket weave, stripes, random
weave Pashmina comes naturally in off white, gray or brown but the wool is easily
dyed to complement any color scheme. Dyeing is done manually using colorfast eco-friendly
dyes.
The following steps are undertaken to make a shawl:
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Setting up the loom:
The loom needs to be specially mounted for each different size of craft. For shawls,
setting up the loom takes 2-3 days and for blankets 3-4days. Setting up a Jacquard
loom takes 7-10 days.
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Preparing yarn skeins :
The skeins are rolls of yarn loaded into the shuttle that travels back and forth
to lay down the horizontal "weft" of the weave across the long vertical "warp" threads.
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Hand weaving :
The weaver starts with her/his feet controlling the shuttle movement as the hands
guide the bar that tamps down the weft thread as it is laid down. He has to maintain
a consistent rhythm with hand and feet in order to produce a regular weave. This
rhythm is the defining skill of a good weaver
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Massaging :
Each woven piece is then hand massaged thoroughly to relax the fibres that have
undergone stress during the weaving process. After the massage is finished, the
wrap is ready to take to the dyer.
Art of Block Printing
The Art of Hand Paint
Hand-painted crafts in pure silk and in lightweight cashmere-silk blends are the
epitome of luxury, style and fashion. We keep abreast of colour and design trends
each year to offer our discerning customers the best at very reasonable prices having
a collection of more than thousand different designs, from florals to animal designs
to nature abstracts and others, but we do also welcome buyers' designs, whether
in rough sketch or final graphics format.