The Himachal Shawl is a light woollen fabric measuring 1 m X 2 m. It is usually draped around and over the shoulders and chest. It may be made from mill spun or hand spun yarn. The fibre is merino wool, local sheep wool, Pashmina, Angora or a mixture of these. The yarn used may be dyed or of natural colours.The shawl is believed to be a relatively recent introduction to the tradition of Himachal Pradesh. Shawl weaving today has become one of the most flourishing industries providing a means of livelihood to about 35 thousand weavers of the state.

The Kullu Shawls  A light woollen fabric made of Merino, Angora or Pashmina wool with intricate designs on it. Size- 2m x 1m.

The Kinnauri Shawls Very finely woven Angora, Pashmina or sheeep wool shawl with Kinnauri designs. Size- 2m x 1m.

The Extra Weft Woven Shawls Angora, Pashmina or sheep wool shawl with non-traditional designs. Size- 2m x1m.