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A restored Kashmiri home in Srinagar where rare craft, cuisine, music, storytelling, and community come together as an intimate cultural experience.
AABYARI is a restored, century-old Kashmiri home transformed into a living haven of craft, culture, and community in the heart of Srinagar's old city.
Set near Maharaj Gunj, the house honours Kashmir's shawl-making legacy while bringing guests close to the living practices of weaving, sozni embroidery, cuisine, music, and storytelling.
True to its name - to water or to nurture - AABYARI supports a creative ecosystem where craftspeople grow, innovate, and create exceptional works of art.
Guests enter Iris and Daffodil loom rooms inspired by Kashmir's flora, where master artisans weave Changthang pashmina into some of the world's finest shawls.
Fine hand-executed needlework by skilled artisans preserves one of Kashmir's most intricate craft traditions.
Traditional Sufiyana music creates a contemplative setting, turning the meal into a multi-sensory journey of sound, taste, and heritage.
A refined dining experience centred on Wazwan, Kashmiri winter cuisine, herbal drinks, breads, and slow, narrated hospitality.
An intimate studio for design innovation, material exploration, product development, and contemporary refinement of heritage techniques.
Museum-grade, in-house crafted pashmina shawls are presented as limited collectible pieces rooted in provenance and uncompromising quality.
Pre-booking is required because each visit is hosted, narrated, and intentionally intimate.
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