Pashmina is the finest Cashmere Wool in the world, which comes only from Kashmir and Tibet. Pashmina is the natural hair of the Capra Hircus Goat, which lives at high altitudes in the Himalayan Mountain produce this fine wool to insolate itself from the freezing temperatures. The Pashmina fibre is only 10-14 microns thick, which is about 1/5 the thickness of a human hair. A goat produces 80-100 grams of wool fiber in a year, and it takes the wool of three to four goats to produce one 36x80 shawl. When the Capra sheds it's coat this luxurious pashmina wool is gather and hand loomed with Silk, which adds durability and sheen to the fabric. Pashmina have been woven into shawls and stoles for centuries old tradition of Kashmiri artisans. People fall in love with it because of its extraordinary softness, warmth and long life. The world's most of the Pashmina Shawls and Stoles are woven in the valley of Kashmir over Silk on handloom. We manufacture a wide range of shawls in various composition.i.e., 100% pure Pashmina, 70% Pashmina and 30% Silk and 50/50% blend with having 3 inch hand knotted fringes at both ends.We dye in a range of 180 colours, mostly based on nature and flowers and as per client's requirements. We use Azo-free and high quality chemical dyes.
Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, India
