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Kashmir Heritage Stamp Collection- Set of 5

Five stamps. Five fragments of Kashmir. A little history, carried forward.

Inspired by the landscapes, landmarks, symbols, and memories that have shaped Kashmir, this collection brings together five heritage-inspired stamps, each designed as a small window into a larger story.

The first celebrates the River Jhelum (Vyeth), the river that has flowed through the heart of Kashmir for centuries, passing beneath its bridges and through the lives of generations.

The second is inspired by Dal Lake, with its shikaras and familiar waters—a landscape that has become inseparable from the way Kashmir is remembered, both by those who live here and those who carry it in their hearts.

The third pays tribute to Lal Chowk, one of Srinagar's most recognisable landmarks and a place deeply woven into the everyday history and memory of the city.

The fourth brings together the Chinar leaf and the old Anna denomination, drawing from Kashmir's monetary past. The Chinar, one of the Valley's most enduring symbols, meets a reminder of a time when currency was part of the ordinary lives of people, a small piece of history preserved through design.

The fifth carries the heritage stamp is inspired by Khanqah-e-Moula, Srinagar, one of Kashmir's oldest and most cherished landmarks. Designed in the style of a vintage 100 Rupeeya Kashmiri postage stamp, it brings together the timeless beauty of the shrine with the words " Asi Aes Ti Aesi Aasav "- "We Were and We Will Be." Every detail honours a place that has quietly witnessed generations of faith, craftsmanship, and everyday life.

Together, these stamps form a small Kashmir-inspired collectible set made for notebooks, journals, letters, scrapbooks, postcards, walls, or simply for anyone who likes keeping pieces of a place close.

They are not official postage stamps, but artistic collectibles inspired by Kashmir's visual heritage.

A river. A lake. A city square. A Chinar. A story still being written.
Five small stamps, carrying a Kashmir that deserves to be remembered.