Shahjee Arts Society

19/05/2026

Come and enjoy!!?

15/09/2024

27/07/2024

Pashmina sozni shawl

11/03/2021

Centuries of service to society!!!

SHOWROOM. SHAHJEE (Estd - 1905)

PATHER MAJID,ZAINA KADAL.(Old City-Shehri Khas)
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Founder of Company.(Five brothers)
1-Late Habib Ullah shahjee.
2-Late Gulam Shahjee.
3-Late Noor-ud din Shahjee.
4-Late Ahamed Ullah Shahjee.
5-Mr.Mohammed Yousf Shahjee.

The company was dealing in exclusively Kashmiri products and had a footfall of almost 500 to 800 tourists daily. The company was specialised in handicrafts with its own designs and was famous throughout India for their unique product line..

This company was well established and the product line was superb and well known in the Indian tourist market.

23/05/2017

The very well-known Dal Lake in Srinagar is a delightful entry on the Srinagar’s list of attractions. The Lake is the second largest lake in the state of Jammu and Kashimir and has gardens all along its shores. The Dal Lake with its sparkling quiet waters is surrounded by the beautiful snow-capped mountains on three sides making the Dal Lake one of the most beautiful lakes in India which is immensely popular amongst tourist.

The stunning ‘shikaras’ loaded with fresh flowers look like some metaphorical version of the gondolas of Venice. You can see these gaily decorated shikaras floating around the lake for transporting goods to markets, children to school and travellers from houseboats to shore. The dramatic houseboats equally attract tourists for a peaceful and unforgettable stay on the lake. These houseboats are well-equipped and well-attended and make for a very pleasant stay. Both shikaras and houseboats form an integral part of the scenery of the Dal Lake. To get a glimpse of the life style of Srinagar a joy ride on a Shikara or a houseboat is a must.

26/02/2017

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Pashmina is one of the world's most luxurious natural fibers,derived from a rare Central Asian m...

04/01/2017

30/12/2016

Crewel embroidery:
This is done using a pointed crochet (locally called "Aari") and is worked on cotton, wool, silk and other fabrics.
Crewel embroidery uses woollen or art-silk thread for embroidery. It is used for embroidery work on cotton, organza, velvet, linen and jute ground fabrics suitable for making drapes and upholsteries. These fabrics also find use in making pillows, throws and bedding