Desert Tilla-Embroidered Shawl

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To maintain the beauty and longevity of your Rash-Ke-Kashmir products, follow these simple care tips:

1. Washing

• Shawls & Chadders: We recommend dry cleaning to preserve the delicate embroidery and fabric. If washing by hand, use cold water and mild detergent. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric.
  
• Suits (Embroidered or Stitched): Wash on a gentle cycle in cold water or hand wash with a mild detergent. Avoid washing with heavy fabrics or clothes that could damage the delicate embroidery.
  

2. Storing

• Store your embroidered products in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent any fading of colors.
  
• For shawls and chadders, fold them gently and store in a fabric bag to avoid dust and dirt. If rolled, do not roll tightly to preserve the embroidery.
  

3. Ironing

• For embroidered products, use an iron on a low heat setting, and always iron on the reverse side to protect the delicate threadwork.
  
• Shawls can be lightly steamed to remove wrinkles. Avoid direct contact between the iron and the fabric, especially on heavily embroidered areas.
  

4. Handling

• Handle your products with clean hands to avoid transferring oils and dirt to the fabric.
  
• Avoid wearing or using your embroidered products in humid or rainy weather, as moisture can damage delicate threads.
  

5. Special Care for Delicate Embroidery

• Take extra care when wearing or storing items with heavy embroidery. Excess friction can cause the threads to weaken or snag.
  
• If any threads become loose, gently tuck them back into place using a needle