A writing desk with aged parchment letters, calligraphy pen, wax seal and Kashmiri kahwa tea

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.

An ancient handwritten manuscript with Kashmiri calligraphy and a quill pen

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