choize unlimited was established with the idea of bringing the fascinating Indian craftsmanship into one platform. Our products include mainly Banjara bags and Kashmir shawls currently. The stock is handpicked by us from different remote regions of the beautiful country. Our customers get to relish on our wide range of collection while we get to promote the indigenous craft techniques of India.
The exquisite Banjara bags:
Give a unique touch to your OOTD (outfit of the day) by carrying these stunner bags! The Banjara bags not only adds to the style quotient but also are unique due to their cultural significance. These are handcrafted by the Banjara tribe who are originated from the Northwestern state in India, Rajasthan. They excel in intricate and colorful embroidery designs making the bags so visually appealing! Every ounce of the product oozes out distinctive style reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Give a unique touch to your OOTD (outfit of the day) by carrying these stunner bags! The Banjara bags not only adds to the style quotient but also are unique due to their cultural significance. These are handcrafted by the Banjara tribe who are originated from the Northwestern state in India, Rajasthan. They excel in intricate and colorful embroidery designs making the bags so visually appealing! Every ounce of the product oozes out distinctive style reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.
The stunning Kashmir shawls:
These could be the answer for your quest to cover yourself with warmth and grace, effortlessly! Originally designed and hand-crafted by the weavers of the Northern most region of India, Kashmir. Historically as early as the 13th century, it evolved in the popular cultures of India, Europe and the United States as indicators of nobility and rank and subsequently, as artistic elements in interior designing.
These could be the answer for your quest to cover yourself with warmth and grace, effortlessly! Originally designed and hand-crafted by the weavers of the Northern most region of India, Kashmir. Historically as early as the 13th century, it evolved in the popular cultures of India, Europe and the United States as indicators of nobility and rank and subsequently, as artistic elements in interior designing.