Embroidery Maroon Traditional

Pashmina is a type of fine wool fabric made from the soft undercoat of goats found in the Himalayan region. It’s known for its warmth, softness, and luxurious feel.

Semi-pashmina, on the other hand, typically refers to a blend of pashmina wool and another material, such as silk or viscose. This blend can make the fabric more affordable while still retaining some of the qualities of pure pashmina, but it may not be as soft or warm as 100% pashmina.

Crafted with precision and passion by skilled artisans, each scarf reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistic finesse of the Kashmir region. Our collection of Pashminas and Semi-pashminas boasts a diverse range of designs from timeless classics to contemporary interpretations, ensuring there’s something to suit every style and occasion.