GULUNA A2

Rs.9,999.00 Rs.8,449.00
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A pair of twill woven shorts featuring slanted front pockets, buttoned back pockets, a zip pocket, buttoned waist, and keychain loop.

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The Guluna A2: Elegance Reimagined

The Guluna A2 is a masterpiece designed for the modern connoisseur of Swati art. It retains the legendary soul of Islampuri hand-weaving while introducing a unique layout in its floral artistry. If the Guluna A1 is a "full garden" of embroidery, the Guluna A2 is a "curated bouquet"—more intricate in its specific details and thoughtfully spaced to let the quality of the pashmina wool shine through.

The Defining Features of Guluna A2

  • Fine Islampuri Base: Woven on the centuries-old Kadhi (handloom), the fabric is genuine woolen pashmina. It is exceptionally soft, lightweight, and offers the deep, natural warmth that Swat’s mountainous climate requires.

  • Refined Needlework: The A2 design typically features more concentrated "Boti" (small floral motifs) or specialized border work. The local women artisans use a finer gauge of needle to ensure that every bird, flower, and strap is sharp and "glorious" to the eye.

  • The A2 Aesthetic: While still maintaining the cultural symbols of the Khan families, the A2 is designed to be more versatile. It pairs effortlessly with both traditional attire and modern formal wear, making it a favorite for high-end boutique collections.

Artisan Devotion

Like its predecessor, the Guluna A2 is a "slow fashion" icon. Because every sketch is hand-embroidered with great care:

  1. The Weaving: Takes days of rhythmic labor on the wooden loom.

  2. The Sketching: Geometric and floral patterns are hand-traced onto the wool.

  3. The Embroidery: Takes 1 to 2 months of dedicated needlework to complete a single piece.

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