Fifth generation Indian weaver launches luxury cashmere brand
A profile of Mujtaba Kadri, his family’s textile practice and the launch of Kadri.
A profile of Mujtaba Kadri, his family’s textile practice and the launch of Kadri.
Zara Khan visits the house and its exhibition, where painting, poetry and pashmina meet.
Naveed Iqbal on Masood Hussain and Mujtaba Kadri’s painted pashmina collaboration at MAQAM.
The exhibition’s closing conversation, bringing Lal Ded’s poetry together with pashmina and sozni embroidery.
Shireen Naman’s response to the exhibition. An excerpt hosted by Qoshe.
Haseeb Drabu considers MAQAM as a cultural initiative rooted in Kashmir.
A report on the Lal Ded exhibition, with Mujtaba Kadri as curator.
Exhibition collaborator Avtar Mota’s own account of the paintings and poetry.
Me & K’s statement on fibre testing and pashmina authentication in Srinagar.
Mujtaba on export demand and the livelihoods supported by cashmere production.
A report on Kashmir’s handicraft exports, including comments from Mujtaba.
Reuters reporting on export pressures, quoting Mujtaba of M&K Exports.
A product placement recorded on Me & K’s website.
A product placement recorded on Me & K’s website.
A city heritage booklet with Me & K’s workshop and craft practices.
Amitabh Kant’s visit to Me & K’s production centre in Srinagar.
Further reporting on women returning to pashmina spinning with modern charkhas.
Mujtaba’s invitation to a British Parliament roundtable on gender inclusion and trade.
Reporting on Me & K’s training programme and the distribution of treadle spinning wheels.
Listed in Me & K’s archive. The original article may require a subscription.
Zeeshan Mir’s thesis includes fieldwork at Me & K and a section on Mujtaba Kadri and Zahid Ali.
Women spinners and Mujtaba discuss training, modified spinning wheels and livelihoods.
Reporting on Me & K’s spinning initiative.
Coverage of the opening of the pashmina weaving centre.
The opening announcement for Me & K’s Pashmina Excellence Centre in Srinagar.
Mujtaba on slow fashion, packaging and international markets at a handicrafts webinar.
Mujtaba discusses wages and women’s employment amid pressures on the pashmina industry.
A guide to Srinagar’s craft workshops, including Me & K and hand spinning.
Masood Hussain’s paintings, Avtar Mota’s translations and Mujtaba’s work with pashmina.
Further coverage of the exhibition; overlaps the Kashmir Ahead report.
Mujtaba’s collaboration with artist Maximilien Pellet. Page dated September 2025; reporting circulated earlier.
Video listed in Me & K’s press archive; playback has not been independently confirmed.
An account of women’s spinning work, crediting Irshad Hussain’s reporting in Frontline. Publisher access may be restricted.
A further account of the modified spinning wheel programme.
A secondary version of the Kadri launch story, credited to The Art Newspaper.
Mujtaba connects shawl craftsmanship with the preservation of Kashmir’s wider heritage.
A retailer’s introduction to Kadri and its textiles.
Wider reporting on weaving, wages, mechanisation and authenticity in Kashmir.
Wider reporting on the challenges facing Kashmir’s handicrafts industry.
RajBagh, Srinagar. Opposite Convent School.