Infrastructure

The Divine Creation goes through a delicate and careful process that first starts with sourcing. We first source our raw materials from various parts of the world, including Mongolia, India, and France. The wool has to go through a series of cleaning so that it can be suitable for weaving into yarns and then finally a finished piece. At Divine Creation, we have tried to incorporate our own artistic expression along with the traditional weaving technique called Kani. Kani means “small sticks” in Kashmiri which is derived from the wooden spools that are used in creating each colourful weave. As each colours and patterns are carefully and delicately weaved by hand, it could take months for a shawl to be completed, and that is also why this technique is a dying skill. Blending the weave together with our designs, we believe that we are telling a Divine creation story and doing our best efforts in reviving the Kani weave.