Qualität Paisley

Paisley quality 
 “Paisley” patterns are the last cry in pashmina market. “Die Berliner Morgenpost” of November 13, 2004 quotes the Chief of KaDeWe's Purchase Department as saying: “Pashmina shawls have already established themselves as a standard, “paisley” and “missoni” patterns are becoming trendy”.
 
You might have already seen a printed sample and wondered at its extremely decorative representation with an Oriental pattern. Last autumn, during my trip around India I dug out luxury-quality “paisley” pashmina: I mean paisley with an interwoven pattern.
 
The pattern is woven all through the shawl. This top performance not only requires labor for numerous hours just like the weaving of a carpet does. It also has a practical value: paisley pashmina can be turned inside out and yield a different combination of colors and pattern (“positive” / “negative”).
 
I based my selection of a pattern on classical samples which have been there for many decades and warmed elegant shoulders. A tip about wear style: paisley pashmina is shown to its best advantage when combined with articles of clothing without patterns. For light (white) clothes I recommend choosing “Harvard” pashmina, the classical “Oxford” pattern matches dark colors well. And if you are at a loss about what to wear with a dark-blue dress I’d put a special “Yale” model against your heart.
 
More detailed information about paisley quality is available in the article of the web-encyclopaedia “Wikipedia” at http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paisleymuster
 
Detail picture of our paisley quality:
Boutique12, Tim B. Klein, Zeil 24, 60313 Frankfurt, Tel.: +49-69-26403459
tim.klein@boutique12.com
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