Pashmina

For centuries people have valued Pashmina shawls as items that symbolize luxury, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. The finest Changthangi goat fibers of Himalayan origin produce exquisite soft and delicate artful Pashmina shawls, which bring both warmth and comfort.  Across all corners of the globe, people desire Pashmina for its specific reasons. What standard does it represent when a shawl bears the “100% Pashmina” labeling? What is so special about Pashmina shawl? This blog will examine each point in detail. What is Pashmina? A pashmina represents the top-quality wool which comes from the Changthangi goat species living at high elevations across...

Pashmina is a woven masterpiece, infused with art, rich in history, and the story of survival. Inspired by the awe-inspiring city of Ladakh in the Himalayan region of India, this exotic fabric holds the tales of the past, and preservation of skill and customs for decades. Pashmina originates in the era of kings and queens and is adored worldwide. The history of pashmina starts high in the Kashmiri region of India, where special goats grow a soft undercoat to stay warm. This fine wool was valued by Mughal emperors for its beauty and luxury. Today, these shawls are still made...

Pashmina shawl are so lucrative that people can really think twice before buying it. This exclusive piece of fabric is hand-curated by artisans sitting in the valley of Kashmir with utmost care and love. However, the real challenge comes afterwards when people don’t know how to wear a Pashmina Scarf. Therefore, they fail to get the desired look. This elegant pashmina scarf can make any regular dress extraordinary. Whether the board meeting or evening wedding, when you tie or wrap the rich and lustrous cashmere shawl around your neck; you are going to be the show stopper, definitely.   The secret of the look...

  Introduction Kashmiri pashmina shawl use the purest material to manufacture. The word PASHMINA is mistakenly use by many retailers. Pashmina is the name of a particular fleece yarn referring to both the quality and the material itself. The yarn is very famous for its softness and no chemical additives. Moreover, it is warmer than any goat’s or sheep’s wool and also very light in weight. This makes pashmina the softest, lightest, and warmest fabric. Why Prefer Kashmiri Pashmina The people who are making the scarves and shawls of pashmina yarn have lived mostly in Srinagar for generations over centuries. The scarves...