
Not All Cashmere Is Pashmina
Pashmina is the rarest, finest grade of cashmere — the soft undercoat of the Changthangi goat, native to the Ladakh Himalayas at over 4,000 meters, where winters fall to −40°C. That cold is what makes the fiber this fine. A single goat yields only enough for a fraction of one shawl each year, hand-combed once during the spring molt, then hand-spun and hand-woven by artisans in Kashmir — nothing synthetic, nothing mass-made.
DESCRIPTION
Hand-woven from genuine pashmina cashmere sourced from the Kashmir Valley, India, this shawl is made using a generations-old craft that has defined the region's textile heritage for centuries. Pashmina cashmere is among the rarest and finest natural fibers in the world — combed from the undercoat of Changthangi goats at high altitude — and the close plain weave draws out its characteristic lightness, warmth, and natural soft sheen. The construction is finished with hand-knotted fringe along the two short width edges, while both long edges remain as clean, unfringed selvedge — a mark of authentic handloom craftsmanship. At a generous wrap size, it functions equally as a close neck wrap, a draped shoulder shawl, or a full-body wrap depending on how it is folded and carried. The colorway is a deep, saturated burgundy — rich and consistent across the entire ground of the weave.
COMPOSITION
Outer Shell: 100% Pashmina Cashmere
50"×90" (127cm×229cm) or 40"×80" (102cm×203cm), your choice above. Fringe on the two short edges only, roughly 1" long.
Free home delivery: 6 to 8 days from the date of order.
You have 90 days from the shipping date to return your purchase, subject to our Returns Policy.
How we
make it
Every shawl begins as raw fibre and ends as something only you will ever wear. Here’s the journey in between.
We start with the finest pashmina fibre
Cashmere goat down, hand-spun and hand-woven in Kashmir using a craft passed down through generations — nothing synthetic, nothing rushed.
Hand-dyed, in your color
No pre-dyed stock. Once your order is placed, your shawl is hand-dyed to the exact color you chose.
Finished by hand, fringe by fringe
Every fringe is hand-twisted, every edge checked by eye — only then does the shawl become yours.







