Dark Cantaloupe Striped Hand Woven Pashmina Shawl

This beautiful kashmiri Pashmina shawl is in the Ikat pattern, this pattern which takes weeks together to complete. When you drap it around, you not only wrap royal pashmina fabric but also realise that you are adorned with the art and craft of the rich Kashmiri culture, which traverses several steps to becoming a masterpiece.

The making of the 100% pure Kashmiri Pashmina popularly known as Cashmere around the globe is a time-consuming process and requires lots of patience and dedication. The Kashmiri Pashmina Wool is collected from Chyangra (Capra Hircus) goat found in the mountains of Ladakh. The wool collected is spun on a wheel locally known as “Charka or Yinder”. The Pashmina yarn is then woven on the handlooms to form beautiful pashmina wraps that keeps you warm and lets you experience the luxury in its true sense. Dying is also done by hands by the dyers having generations of experience. The artisans involved in the process of making the Kashmiri Pashmina Shawls put lots of effort and time to make each master piece having its own story, therefore the quality and the price of pashmina products are incomparable to other garments or fibers. .