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Pashmina Shawls, Stoles, Scarves

"Pashm" is an old Persian word for fine wool. "Pashmina" is derived from Pashm. The most common Pashmina shawl is a luxurious mix of the finest, softest cashmere and silk. The cashmere comes from the the underbelly of Capra Hircus goat, which grazes high in the Himalayas. The wool is spun and then hand woven with the silk, and finally fringed with twisted silk tassels.
 

Key Benefits

bulletThin, light, warm and elegant
bulletFinest yarn from the underbelly of "Chyangra" Capra Hircus goat is called Pashmina
bulletEnvironment friendly, animal friendly and employment generating item

Pricing

Description PAS # Price
100% Pashmina pas-1 50
70% Pashmina 30% Silk pas-2 30
Pashmina Sweaters / Pullovers pas-3 80

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