This black silk-wool dress shawl carries a quiet intellectual gravity, woven with Shrimad Bhagavad Gita shlok 2.47 in silver zari. The verse —

“Karmanye Vadhikaraste, Ma Phaleshu Kadachana” —

reminds us that one’s right lies in action alone, not in its outcomes. Rendered as a continuous Devanagari script rather than a bold motif, the shlok reads first as texture and rhythm, and only then as text, revealing its depth gradually as the fabric moves.

The deep black base lends seriousness and restraint, while the silver zari lends a soft, reflective presence without excess. Thoughtfully unisex, this shawl works beautifully over bandhgalas, tailored jackets, and evening coats, and can also be paired with silk sarees where a contemplative, composed accent is desired. The silk-wool composition gives it graceful body and year-round comfort, making it especially meaningful for formal gatherings, cultural evenings, or gifting that carries philosophical intent rather than ornament alone.

• Color: Black with silver zari, finished with a fine maroon selvedge accent

• Design: Woven Geeta shlok 2.47 in continuous Devanagari script

• Composition: Pure silk warp with pure wool weft and silver zari

• Weave: Handwoven brocade