Collection: Majnu Khes

"Majnu Khes" refers to a specially designed or symbolically rich piece of khes (shawl/cloth) that represents deep love and devotion, just like Majnu’s love for Laila.
It may feature artistic patterns, romantic motifs, or names related to the Laila-Majnu love story. In folk songs or rural traditions, 'Majnu Khes' is often a metaphor for a romantic gift, something meaningful, or a token of affection.

Majnu khes are usually defined as patterned khes, prepared with a pure cotton thread called 'soot' or coarse thread. Traditionally, these were used as multi-purpose wraps, often worn as shawls, blankets, or lungis, especially by men in rural areas during both everyday life and special occasions. The distinctive patterns and cultural symbolism of the Majnu khes made them not just functional textiles, but also expressions of regional identity and artistic craftsmanship.