Experience the warmth of pure pashmina, woven through generations with artistry and quiet elegance.
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How We Make Our Pashmina Shawls
1
The Changthangi Goat
Reared by Changpa herders in Ladakh's high-altitude Changthang region, these goats develop ultra-fine 12-16 micron undercoats.
2
Hand Combing
During spring moulting, herders gently hand-comb the precious undercoat. Each goat yields only 80-170 grams per year.
3
Cleaning & Dehairing
Artisans meticulously hand-sort the fiber, separating fine undercoat from coarse guard hairs for legendary softness.
4
Hand Spinning
Using the traditional Yender wheel, skilled spinners create thread so fine it can pass through a wedding ring.
5
Handloom Weaving
Master weavers work on traditional wooden looms for 3-10 days per shawl, interlacing thousands of delicate threads.
6
Hand Embroidery
Master embroiderers add intricate Sozni or Tilla designs, placing each stitch by hand using centuries-old techniques.
Our shop
We believe every thread carries a story—inviting you to drape yourself in the legacy of Indian artistry and cultural pride.
Timeless craftsmanship
Each shawl is handloomed by master artisans, blending heritage skill with refined, modern sensibility.
The pashmina difference
Woven from 100% pure pashmina wool, our shawls celebrate understated luxury through classic colors and exquisite softness.