Diamond Cable Wrist Warmers - Handspun Wool - Charcoal

2022-12-07T15:37:45+01:00

Type: wrist warmers
Price: 27.30

These Diamond Cable wrist warmers are the perfect little something to keep your wrists cozy during the colder months - indoors and out.

They are interchangeable and can be worn in two different ways - with the wider cable ribbing or the narrower plain ribbing at the wrist. They sit nicely over the hand, to keep out the chill, without being restrictive in any way.

They come in white, our rare tawny oat, and this deep charcoal grey.

You-Shan pairs these with our Diamond Cable Slouch Hat, and our shawl 'Kusum' (re-stocking in January), both in charcoal grey.

Part of the Diamond Cable Collection - you can also pair these with our Diamond Cable Leg Warmers.

Each hat is crafted by hand by the artisan women of Kullvi WHIMS in Naggar, Himachal Pradesh. We've incorporated our softest wool, from a local breed of sheep raised just a few hours from where our artisans live. You will find beautiful variation in yarn thickness and colour in these handmade pieces, making each pair unique.

STORY

A new addition to our Diamond Cable Collection - these wrist warmers are an addition to our growing Diamond Cable Collection that was initially inspired by a pair of legwarmers.

The original leg warmers were designed by Neema. They had arrived in the original sample box sent to us by our artisan partners in March 2019. We first added a hat to the collection, and now these wrist warmers.

FEATURES

Fibre: 100% wool (Lahauli), undyed

Designed by: Neema

Handspun by: Teji Devi

Handknit by: Kullvi WHIMS

MEASUREMENTS

Approximately 3.75-4" (9.5 - 10 cm) wide x 7-7.5" (17.75 - 19 cm) long, measured flat.

You-Shan is 4'11" (150 cm) tall, with a palm circumference of 6.5" (16.5 cm), and a wrist to fingertip length of 6.4" (16.25 cm)

CARE
Handwash in cool water, lay flat to dry in shade. Do not agitate. For more information, visit our care page.

All of our garments come in a protective muslin bag, stitched by the women of Kruti, in the village of Mulshi, Maharashtra. Kruti, a stitching unit run by Anubhuti Social Foundation, provides employment opportunities to women in rural communities, by implementing training programs in tailoring.

Meet the artisans