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Goonj (Echo) - Stole
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Design Philosophy
Poetry
Care Instructions
Description
Goonj is a printed stole made from Crinkle Silk, calligraphed with the words of Nida Fazli throughout.
Material & Dimensions
Material: Crinkle Silk (100% Polyester)
Dimensions:
Length: 68-69 Inches
Width: 14-15 Inches
Disclaimer:
The Co-Ord set is not included in this article & can be purchased separately.
The actual product color may vary from the pictures due to lighting differences. While we aim for accuracy, variations may occur.
Design Philosophy
Some words are not meant to stay quiet and some feelings are not meant to be folded away and hidden. Nida Fazli writes about courage. About the moment you stop silently absorbing everything and finally decide to speak. Because what burns in one corner of the city, eventually touches every home. Goonj is the expression of gathering the courage to say what matters. About knowing that your voice carries volumes, and letting it. A voice that travels. A truth that echoes. A feeling that refuses to disappear. It is not loud for the sake of being loud. It is steady. Certain. Present.
Poetry
An Ode to Nida Fazli ہر ایک بات کو چپ چاپ کیوں سنا جائےHar ek baat ko chup chaap kyun suna jaaye کبھی تو حوصلہ کر کے نہیں کہا جائےKabhi to hausla kar ke nahin kaha jaaye تمہارا گھر بھی اسی شہر کے حصار میں ہےTumhara ghar bhi isi shehar ke hisaar mein hai لگی ہے آگ کہاں کیوں پتہ کیا جائےLagi hai aag kahaan, kyun pata kiya jaaye Translation: Why should every word be endured in silence?Why not, at least once, gather courage and speak?Your home too lies within the bounds of this same cityWhy not find out where the fire has broken out?
Care Instructions
MACHINE WASHING MAX 30C
DO NOT BLEACH
IRONING MAX 110C
DRY CLEANING PERCHLOROETHYLENE
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
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Description
Goonj is a printed stole made from Crinkle Silk, calligraphed with the words of Nida Fazli throughout.
Material & Dimensions
Material: Crinkle Silk (100% Polyester)
Dimensions:
Length: 68-69 Inches
Width: 14-15 Inches
Disclaimer:
The Co-Ord set is not included in this article & can be purchased separately.
The actual product color may vary from the pictures due to lighting differences. While we aim for accuracy, variations may occur.
Design Philosophy
Some words are not meant to stay quiet and some feelings are not meant to be folded away and hidden. Nida Fazli writes about courage. About the moment you stop silently absorbing everything and finally decide to speak. Because what burns in one corner of the city, eventually touches every home. Goonj is the expression of gathering the courage to say what matters. About knowing that your voice carries volumes, and letting it. A voice that travels. A truth that echoes. A feeling that refuses to disappear. It is not loud for the sake of being loud. It is steady. Certain. Present.
Poetry
An Ode to Nida Fazli ہر ایک بات کو چپ چاپ کیوں سنا جائےHar ek baat ko chup chaap kyun suna jaaye کبھی تو حوصلہ کر کے نہیں کہا جائےKabhi to hausla kar ke nahin kaha jaaye تمہارا گھر بھی اسی شہر کے حصار میں ہےTumhara ghar bhi isi shehar ke hisaar mein hai لگی ہے آگ کہاں کیوں پتہ کیا جائےLagi hai aag kahaan, kyun pata kiya jaaye Translation: Why should every word be endured in silence?Why not, at least once, gather courage and speak?Your home too lies within the bounds of this same cityWhy not find out where the fire has broken out?