Kashmiri walnut wood carving showcases intricate craftsmanship and patterns. With a history dating back centuries, it was introduced by Muslim saint Mir Syed Ali Hamdani. The art flourished, led by artisans like Zain-ul Abedin, and became globally renowned. Kashmir's unique walnut wood, known for its superior quality, is used for carving various motifs, and the process is quite labour-intensive.