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Know about the Finest Pashmina and Cashmere from Nepal

Renowned as ‘Pashmina,’ the finest grade of cashmere is celebrated worldwide as a symbol of luxury and comfort. This exquisite fiber is sourced from the Himalayan Chyangra goat, known for its unrivaled softness, lightness, and exceptional insulation properties. These goats, thriving at altitudes above 10,000 feet, graze on sparse vegetation, developing a delicate inner coat that is just 12-19 microns thick—much finer than human hair. This natural layer not only protects the goats from the harsh Himalayan cold but also makes cashmere the epitome of warmth and finesse.

Often referred to as the ‘Diamond Fiber’ for its extraordinary qualities, Pashmina has captivated the world with its ethereal charm. By harnessing the finest of Nepali Pashmina, skilled artisans craft a stunning array of wraps and garments, combining both style and comfort. Explore the realm of cashmere luxury with our exclusive collection, curated to elevate your wardrobe and showcase the true elegance of Pashmina in Nepal.

Qualities of Pashmina

The Chyangra goat (*Capra hircus*), native to Nepal's high mountains, exhibits high genetic diversity and produces exceptionally fine Pashmina fibers. These fibers average 15 microns in diameter, with minimal coarse hair and a length of 55-60mm. Pashmina's uniform structure, lower crimps than wool, and lack of modulation make it the finest cashmere in Nepal.

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History of Pashmina

Tracing its ancient roots, Cashmere/Pashmina has long been cherished by royals and emperors. Originating from Nepal, this luxurious fiber was first used in its pure form before innovations blended it with silk and cotton. Today, Nepali Pashmina is celebrated globally for its exquisite craftsmanship, strength, and vibrant colors. Explore our collection and experience the timeless elegance of Pashmina in Nepal.

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Artisans in Nepal use a gentle, humane method to collect Pashmina fibers, ensuring the goats remain unharmed. This tradition of spinning and weaving these fibers into soft, warm fabrics has been passed down through generations. As Pashmina's popularity grows, Nepal's skilled weavers produce a range of luxurious products. Explore our curated selection of Nepali Pashmina, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and elegance.

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