Why is Pashmina so sought after?

Ever since pashmina had been discovered, it had been the most sought after fibre, being the raw material for the delicate pashmina shawls worn by the rulers & emperors, kings & queens.

Pashmina, perhaps is the only fibre, for which various invasions had been planned & many treaties signed to gain control over its trade. It had always been the soft spot of the producing regions, reaping the most profitable revenues.

The pashm trade was shielded from any political controversy by the various treaties signed & this resulted in the prospering of Kashmir’s shawl industry in the late 19th century.

The sparse availability & high prices, along with the combination of high demand & banning of the toosh fibre, led to Pashmina becoming the most sought after fabric in the world.

The Kani Pashmina is not just a shawl;it is a piece of fine art loaded in colours,sophistication and fine craftsmanship which takes approximately 6 months in its making. To own a Pashmina is to experience royalty.

A symbol of luxury and sophistication, Pashmina has always been the love and desire of women all around the world. To own a Pashmina is to experience royalty. Only the softest and apical quality Cashmere pashmina untangle from high altitude Changra goats of Ladakh has been used to weave this most stylish Cashmere scarf.