Our Story

Unfurl was born from a simple belief: luxury should be an experience, not just a possession. Founded by sisters Komal and Kenisha, our journey began in the vibrant markets of India, where we discovered the extraordinary craftsmanship and timeless elegance that would become the heart of our brand.

We saw a world where heritage met modernity, where every piece told a story of artisans who poured their souls into their work. We wanted to share that story with you—to bring you closer to the hands that create, the traditions that inspire, and the beauty that transcends borders.

Unfurl is more than a brand. It's a celebration of quiet luxury, of pieces that whisper rather than shout, of quality that speaks for itself. Each item in our collection is carefully curated to reflect our commitment to excellence, sustainability, and the timeless elegance that defines true luxury.

We believe in slow fashion, in pieces that become part of your story, that age gracefully and carry memories. We believe in transparency, in knowing where your pieces come from and the impact they have. We believe in beauty that lasts.

Thank you for being part of our journey. Together, we're not just building a brand—we're creating a movement toward conscious luxury, toward pieces that matter, toward a more beautiful world.

With gratitude,

Komal & Kenisha

Founders, Unfurl

OUR STORY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

Hand-wrought luxury, rooted in
Kashmir and Jaipur

Unfurl brings together two of India's enduring craft traditions: authentic Kashmiri Pashmina and Jaipur hand-block printing. We work directly with master artisans to create pieces slowly and responsibly—designed for homes, wardrobes and generations to come.

Two traditions, made slowly

I

Pashmina fibre

In Ladakh, herders gently hand-comb the soft undercoat of the Changthangi goat. The fibre is cleaned and prepared before travelling to Kashmir's artisan workshops.

II

Spinning & weaving

In Kashmir, artisans hand-spin the fibre on the traditional yinder and weave it slowly on handlooms, building each Pashmina piece line by line.

III

Block carving

In Jaipur, skilled block makers carve each motif into seasoned wood by hand, creating the printing tools used for our home-textile patterns.

IV

Hand-block printing

Jaipur printers stamp every colour and motif by hand, carefully aligning each impression across cotton bed linen, table linen and cushions.

V

Finishing

Pashmina and home textiles are washed, finished and inspected in their respective workshops. Small variations remain as honest signatures of work made by hand.

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PASHMINA AUTHENTICITY

Certified, traceable, guaranteed

Each piece is meticulously crafted by master artisans, preserving centuries-old techniques and ensuring unparalleled quality.
Handwoven in Kashmir
100% Grade A cashmere
Hand embroidered with love
Guaranteed authenticity
Luxury gift box
Worldwide shipping

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes — every piece is crafted from 100% authentic Pashmina sourced from Kashmir. Our artisans preserve centuries-old weaving traditions, ensuring authenticity and luxury in every thread.
  • Each Unfurl creation comes with a certificate of authenticity. We also share guidance on identifying genuine Pashmina, so you can purchase with confidence.
  • Yes — we ship worldwide, free of charge. Dispatch takes 2–3 business days and delivery typically 7–10 business days.
  • Absolutely. We offer bespoke services for unique weaves, colours or embroidery patterns — share your vision and our artisans will bring it to life.
  • Gentle dry cleaning is best. Store it in a breathable bag, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Detailed care instructions come with each piece.
  • Yes — boutiques, retailers and curators can connect with us for exclusive collections, bulk pricing and tailored collaborations.
  • Unfurl brings together Kashmiri Pashmina weaving and Jaipur hand-block printing. We work directly with artisans and make each piece slowly, with material, process and provenance clearly shared.