Mogul craftsmen originally crafted Pashmina scarves for Emperor Akbar, and in the early 19th century, these shawls became a favorite of Empress Josephine, the wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. For nearly four centuries, Nepali artisans have been weaving their magic and passing down the tradition through generations. However, it wasn't until the 1980s that Pashmina began to be commercially spun and widely produced in Nepal. Today, the exquisite craftsmanship and classic finishing touches have made Nepali…

Here you get a complete guide to style the fabulous Pashmina you own and if you don't, ye shall not fret for our sole motive is to help you find your long-lost Pashmina soulmate- HERE YOU GO.

1)  THE CLASSIC DRAPE STYLE

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100% Pure Satin Silk Square Scarf - Beutifull Hand Stitch all four four side, it is very trendy Neck Scarves.

• Lightweight, smooth, and soft
• Size: 21" x 21" (53 x 53 cm)
• Color: ivory, snow white, black, mint green, coral, red, burgundy, orange, sky blue, aqua blue, royal blue, lavender purple, silver, gold, fuchsia pink
• Unisex - good for both men & women
• Hand wash in cold water and air dry

Wholesale Cashmere manufactures various styles of Cashmere Travel Wrap is the most versatile accessory you ever own, Since it can be worn in so many ways, as a scarf, a shawl, a snood, shrug or blanket. Our travel is also perfect for gifting. Of course it is ideal for travel. it is lightweight enough to drop inside your work bag or in-flight carry-on.

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TYE DYE  colour dying process gives extra ordinary look on  Knitwear and Woven Products.

All TYE DYE colour process done by hand, it is organic and azofree dying process,  two-tone dip dyed technicue is most common process for cashmere tye dye.

Hand loom weaving is a process of creating fabric by interlacing threads using a manually operated loom. The loom is operated by the weaver who interlaces the warp threads (the threads running vertically on the loom) and weft threads (the threads running horizontally) to create the desired pattern and fabric structure. Hand loom weaving is a traditional form of textile production that has been used for centuries and is still used today in many parts…