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Pashmina Shawls are a fine variant of shawls spun from cashmere wools. A cashmere wool itself is obtained from the Changthangi goat (Capra aegagrus hircus) native to the high plateau of Ladakh.

Pashmina wool is incredibly soft, making it feel luxurious and silky against the skin. The fine diameter of the wool fibers is responsible for its softness, which can be as small as microns. Warmth: Pashmina wool is incredibly warm, making it ideal for colder temperatures.

Pashmina wool is incredibly soft, making it feel luxurious and silky against the skin. The fine diameter of the wool fibers is responsible for its softness, which can be as small as microns. Warmth: Pashmina wool is incredibly warm, making it ideal for colder temperatures.

The word, Pashmina is derived from the Persian word, pashm, the soft gold or the king of fibres. As the word suggests, it attains royalty in its being. The journey of the Pashmina dates back to the 15th century in the Kashmir Valley of India.