Cashmere Kani Scarf - Dark Blue Vine Amoghasiddhi Prominent minerals in this work

Prominent minerals in this work include rich blue lapis lazuli

The handmade sterling silver turquoise pendant has a garuda at the top and is flanked by two dragons

The background of fragmented colors depicts emptiness

This painting is in the permanent collection of the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum in Japan

The fine craftsmanship can be seen in the detailed sterling silver setting and the perfect onyx stone

Cashmere Kani Scarf - Dark Blue Vine Amoghasiddhi Prominent minerals in this workThis fabulous Cashmere Kani Scarf is designed and woven in Kashmir, India, the birthplace of cashmere. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalaya, Kashmir is the original source for cashmere, hence the name, that was then exported to colonial Britain. Kashmir became famous for its soft materials as well as its rich designs and patterns. This beautiful design is called 'kani,' a style that originated hundreds of years ago in Kashmir. It is rich with