A mail club, curated in Kashmir

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A handcrafted letter arrives at your door – filled with Kashmir’s untold stories. Its ancient history, its Silk Road trade routes, its landscapes, and the people who have shaped the valley for centuries. Reading feels less like opening mail and more like hearing from a well-travelled friend who knows the valley intimately.

Letters from Kashmir

And some literary adventure!

Every month, subscribers receive a handcrafted letter from Kashmir with recipes, playlists, cityscapes, photographs that turn each letter into something worth holding onto. And of course, there are stories. It is a literary adventure!

How it works

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Subscribe

Choose your plan and, if you like, add the hamper.

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Receive your letter

You’ve got mail! Each month a handcrafted letter arrives at your door.

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Hampers Add-On

Curated Kashmiri goods to match the month’s theme, artisan crafts, chosen for provenance

A literary desk with Kashmiri writing materials

Our Story

How a love for Kashmir’s untold stories became a letter in your mailbox every month.

The Letter

Born From a Belief That Kashmir’s Stories Deserve to Be Told

Letters from Kashmir began in Srinagar — not in a boardroom, but over chai and conversation. We kept meeting people with extraordinary stories: weavers who remember the Silk Road, calligraphers keeping a dying script alive, historians who could trace a valley’s identity through its food. We thought: what if these stories could arrive at your door, once a month, as a beautifully written letter? Not a newsletter. Not a blog post. A letter — handcrafted, personal, and worth keeping. That’s what we built.

A single cream ivory envelope with a deep burgundy wax seal, placed on a warm wooden surface. The seal has a simple floral imprint. No text, no writing, no words anywhere. Soft side lighting, minimal and elegant composition. Close up shot.
A cream ivory envelope with a deep burgundy wax seal, no text, soft side lighting, minimal and elegant
Kashmiri artisan at work
Kashmiri landscape and cultural detail

From the Journal

Latest from the Journal

A rich, vibrant flat lay of Kashmiri handicrafts — intricate paper mâché boxes painted with floral motifs, hand-woven silk pashmina shawls in deep jewel tones, crewel embroidered fabric, hand-carved walnut wood objects, saffron strands, dried rose petals, and a handwritten letter on aged parchment. Warm golden light, top-down perspective, abundant and diverse textures.

From Kashmir, With Love!

The Hamper

Curated Kashmiri goods to match the month’s theme, artisan crafts, chosen for provenance