Handmade from natural fabrics
We bring you the finest handwoven products from around the world made from 100% natural fabrics (cotton, linen, silk, wool, jute)—the products that are safe for you and your skin and good for the environment.
Wrap yourself in the epitome of luxury with our 100% Pure Pashmina Cashmere Scarf, a timeless fashion accessory designed for the discerning woman. Handspun from the softest wool on Earth by the skilled women weavers of Ladakh, Himalayas, this featherweight pashmina stole drapes beautifully, offering unparalleled warmth and elegance.
Each 15x70" scarf is a testament to sustainable fashion, crafted with care from natural fibres that promise to be kind to your skin and the environment. The rich brown hue adds a touch of sophistication to any winter wardrobe, making it an exquisite gift for her that she will treasure.
As you envelop yourself in its warm embrace, allow the soft handspun wool to whisper tales of Himalayan serenity. Embrace the chill of the season confidently with this essential ladies' winter accessory that doesn't compromise comfort or style.
Perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life, this cashmere scarf is not just a garment; it's a piece of art that celebrates craftsmanship and natural beauty. Make it your signature fashion statement or the perfect warm, thoughtful present for a special someone.
Discover the allure of authentic handspun luxury with our coveted pashmina stole—a sustainable choice for women who desire warmth without weight and style with substance.
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Cashmere vs. Pashmina Cashmere. What's the difference?
Cashmere: Cashmere wool (15-19 microns) is one of the softest and warmest wool in the world and comes from many parts of the world, including Mongolia and China.
Pashmina Cashmere: Pashmina cashmere (8-15 microns), on the other hand, is the finest variety of Cashmere coming only from Changtangi goats of Ladakh/Kashmir Himalayas of India, where they graze and breed at high altitudes (above 14,000 feet) in freezing weather. You can say all Pashmina is Cashmere, but every Cashmere is not Pashmina.
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* The whole process of pashmina making is organic, natural and sustainable. Sorting, cleaning, carding, spinning, dying and weaving are done by hand using traditional tools with minimal and no damage to the environment. And since it is made by hand on a traditional loom, there might be some minor imperfections that are unique to products made by hand.
We bring you the finest handwoven products from around the world made from 100% natural fabrics (cotton, linen, silk, wool, jute)—the products that are safe for you and your skin and good for the environment.