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The English Royal family is widely known across the world akin to real prince and princesses of our modern day. From castles, tiaras and corgis, the royal family exudes a feeling of timeless and priceless wealth and status. Neishaa Gharat’s House of Gharat’s new line of Royal Woof! Silk scarves aim to embody all this expensiveness and high-class feel, through the Queen and her corgis will make you feel like royalty.
What’s not to love about Corgis? They’re so cute that even the Queen couldn’t resist their fluffy bodies trolling around the castle. The Queen’s corgis were one of her most precious possessions. The Queen and her corgis are famous known throughout the world. Her Majesty’s corgis aren’t just regular corgis though, they’re a specific lineage of corgis that have the same prestige of the royal family. Overall, Her Majesty had more than 30 corgis over 14 generations from the Queen’s first ever corgi, Dookie. Our line of silk scarves pays homage to the notable and most precious corgis to the Queen. From Dookie, Her Majesty’s first family dog who was gifted by her father, the future George VI to her and her sisters. Dookie was first named “The Duke” due to his “royal attitude” around the castle, and the name later evolved to Dookie.

Other symbolic representations of the royal family would be the sparkling, priceless crowns, diadem and tiaras that we commonly see in fairy tales. And to make the aforementioned corgis look even cuter, we’ve decided that they needed to wear some of Her Majesty’s headpieces! Her Majesty’s precious corgis are wearing some of the most notable headpieces in the royal family history. For example, the George IV State Diadem that was worn by the Queen during the State Opening of Parliament and also during the procession to her coronation. This diadem is also commonly seen in Her Majesty’s photographs as well as on the currency of many Commonwealth nations.
Besides the already eye-catching corgis, the Neishaa Gharat, House of Gharat’s Royal Woof! Silk scarves aim to capture more attention with prominent and vibrant colours. Her Majesty doesn’t go out of the castle often, but when she does, it’s mostly for public appearances. The Queen herself is most known for her vibrant, monochromatic fashion style of dynamic colours that all match from top to bottom. But did you know that this isn’t just her unique fashion sense? According to Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter-in-law Sophie Countess of Wessex, Her Majesty must wear light and bright colours so that people can easily spot her when she’s out and about.
Lastly, although the Royal Family live fairly Royal lives, they’re also human like you and me. Having said this, Her Majesty possesses some interesting favourite items that are also featured.