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Nepal is well known for its hand made materials.
Cashmere Pashmina adds glow to this concept
as it is made by people here using the natural
materials produced at the Himalayan part of
the country.
Cashmere is type of yarn made from the fiber
obtained from the Cashmere Goat. This word is
derived from the word Chyangra (a kind of goat),
the inhabitant
of the great Himalayan, Mountain range and the
sub-Siberian latitudes of North-Eastern Asia.
Cashmere is characterized by its soft fibers.
For a natural goat fiber to be considered Cashmere,
it must be under 18.5 micrometers in diameter
and at least 3.175 centimeters long. It is noted
as providing a natural light-weight insulation
without bulk. Fibers are highly adaptable and
are easily constructed into fine or thick yarns,
and light to heavy-weight fabrics. Appropriate
for all climates, a high moisture content allows
insulation properties to change with the relative
humidity in the air.
The kind of fiber production depends on the
way it has been loomed. The handmade cashmere
pashmina is softer and is regarded of high quality
comparing to the power loomed or the machine
weaved. So before making a purchase one has
to know its kind. . Our Pashmina products are
made out of the highest quality Pashmina yarn
in the Himalayan country of Nepal. The cashmere
used by us fulfils the requirement that a pure
pashmina requires. You can also find the product
made of mixed fabrics of pashmina with silk.
You can buy online luxurious Pashmina Shawls
from Nepal. If you are retailer Please Click
here visit our online store. Wholesale users
are requested to
For wholesale buyers please click
here to view our wholesale prices of different
pashmina items with colour chart.
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Our Products Range |
- 70%
Pashmina - 30% Silk Shawls
- Luxurious
100% Cashmere Pashmina Shawls
- Beautiful
Summer Shawls on 100% sheep fiber
- Beautiful
Summer Shawls on 70% sheep fiber X 30% Silk
- Embroidered
Shawls
- Animal
Printed Shawls
- 100%
Silk Pashmina Shawls
- Viscose
Jacquard Shawls
- Jamavar
Pashmina Shawls
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What
Kind of Quality And Quantity We Deal ?
We believe in the best quality and we can delivery
the goods as per customer's requirement. |
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Do
you offer discounted price on bulk orders?
Yes, we do offer discounted price on bulk orders.
A minimum order of 100 pieces qualifies for the
special discount. However, we also allow new clients
bulk order discounts on a minimum order of 50
pieces to help their business and our relationship
with them grow. |
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What
is Single Ply, Double Ply, 2 Paddle and 4 Paddle?
Single strand of wool is reffered to as Single
Ply. The Single ply pashmina are in the lightest
form. In double ply, two strands of pashmina are
used. The weight is also more meaning more costlier
Pashmina. 2 paddle is a looser weave while 4 paddle
is a tighter weave. |
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Are
there more colour choices?
All the colors that you see on the website are
currently that we are working on.
Please click
here to
view our colour that currently we are offering
But if you prefer any specific color shade, you
can always gives us the shade reference of Pantone
color Guides. |
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What
is your refund/Exchange Policy?
We will exchange/refund your purchase (excluding
shipping charges) within 30 days of your purchase.
The purchase should be unused with our tags and
labels. Keep the bill for your reference. |
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How
Pashmina is Made?
Pashmina is known to be in use for almost a
thousand years. Made from a special kind of
wool, Pashmina shawls were worn by members of
the royal family in ancient times. The charm
of the Pashmina remains, as it is still one
of the most sought after shawls. Known for its
sheer quality, lightness, grace and warmth,
the Pashmina shawl has a global demand most
other shawls cannot match up to.
Pashmina,
as it is known as Cashmere shawl too, has been
traditionally woven by families involved in
the business for generations. The intricacies
of the embroidered designs have been handed
down from one generation to the next. These
traditional weavers are responsible for keeping
this art form alive and maintaining the high
standards that Pashmina is associated with.
The wealth of information and knowledge accumulated
for centuries in a weaver’s family passes
on to the next generation, which has helped
the Pashmina shawl to improve further in design
and pattern. Although traditional designs are
being pursued with, experimentation with modern
patterns is not new with each generation.
Pashmina
embroidery designs have been the richer owing
to the experiments carried out by creative weavers.
The pashm (wool) is obtained from the Himalayan
goat (Capra hircus) that inhabits mountains
around 15000 ft above sea level. The temperature,
which is around -30º centigrade, ensures
a thick growth of high quality pashm on these
goats. Since the pashm is many times finer (12
microns) than human hair, it cannot be spun
over machines. Experiments were carried out
to weave the pashmina fabric in Europe, but
it failed.
For
this reason, the fabric is hand woven to produce
a shawl. A full sized shawl (36” x 80”)
requires around 24 ounces of wool, which is
equivalent to the amount four goats produce
in one year. The amount of embroidery determines
the cost of a shawl. A party pashmina might
have lighter embroidery in comparison to a bridal
pashmina shawl. Weavers prepare shawls keeping
in mind the various occasions they are normally
worn on.
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