Chitrali patti weaving is a traditional craft from the Chitral region of Pakistan, involving the creation of a handwoven wool fabric called "shu" or "patti". This fabric is known for its warmth, windproof quality, and distinctive texture, traditionally used to make warm clothing like the Chitrali Pakol and Chugga. The process involves hand-spinning wool into yarn and weaving it on a loom, with women traditionally playing a significant role in various stages of production. Key aspects of Chitrali

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