From the looms of Kashmir

Pure Pashmina.A softer kind of luxury.

From fine Himalayan underfleece to the looms of Kashmir, discover a cloth treasured for its softness, lightness and warmth.

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Hands holding soft white raw Pashmina fibre
This is raw Pashmina.

Fine underfleece. The beginning of every thread.

At the handloomKashmir

An exceptional touch

Fine fibres with a naturally soft feel.

Warmth, without weight

Light to wear. A beautiful, fluid drape.

Authenticity included

A laboratory certificate with every shawl.

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From quiet weaves to intricate hand embroidery.

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Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with large flowing blue, grey and gold paisleys in Sozni embroidery
Ivory Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, densely covered in charcoal Sozni botanical motifs and an ornate border
Beige Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with coral and rust Sozni flower clusters and an embroidered border
Cream Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with large brown embroidered paisleys, leafy sprays and a narrow border
Olive-brown Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with small pale embroidered floral motifs and a geometric vine border
Beige Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with a narrow lilac, yellow and blue embroidered border
Ivory Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with subtle ivory silk-thread Sozni paisleys and floral vines
Black Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with dense grey and ivory embroidered paisleys and a plain black end
Ruby-red Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with dense pink, coral and turquoise embroidered floral vines
Desert-beige Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with pale blue embroidered curling vines and large paisley-like motifs
Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, fading from black at the shoulders to deep ember red with subtle tonal patterns
Emerald-green Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with small hand-embroidered motifs and larger floral edge designs
Sandstone-beige Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with grey mosaic-like embroidered patterns and a plain beige end
Fuchsia Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, densely covered in multicoloured hand-embroidered floral motifs
Pastel-yellow Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with fine blue floral vines covering the fabric
Crimson Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with gold curling vines, ivory leaves and paisley motifs, and a matching border
Beige Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with a broad blush, gold and mint paisley end panel and a narrow matching border
Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with large icy blue paisleys over intricate ivory-grey patterns and plain blue-grey ends
Scarlet red Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with a plain centre and a gold-toned embroidered border
Taupe-grey Moonstone Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with ivory embroidery and large corner motifs
Sapphire-blue Pashmina shawl draped over a mannequin’s shoulder, with an intricate all-over tonal paisley design
Mocha-brown Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with a silver-toned embroidered floral end panel and narrow border
Ivory Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with dense pastel paisley embroidery and a plain ivory end
Fuchsia Pashmina shawl draped on a mannequin, with fine blue and lilac silk-thread Sozni floral latticework and a plain pink end

Why Pashmina shawls vary in price

The price reflects the fabric, the technique and the amount of skilled work each piece requires.

The fabric

A larger shawl uses more material. Yarn fineness, the type of weave and the complexity of weaving can also affect the work involved.

The technique

Sozni and Tilla designs are embroidered onto the fabric, while Kani patterns are woven into it. These techniques require different skills and amounts of time.

The embroidery

Density, stitch detail and coverage all matter. Finer stitches create more definition and take longer to work. A densely embroidered border can require more work than an all-over design with wider spaces between its stitches.

Authenticity, documented.

GI authorised-user registration for Kashmir Pashmina is recorded in the name of M/s The Kashmir Crafts.

Each shawl also comes with a laboratory certificate of authenticity.

Registered to
M/s The Kashmir Crafts
GI designation
46 — Kashmir Pashmina
Certificate no.
33150
Issued
28 March 2025
GI authorised-user registration

GI authorised-user registration

Original Kashmir Pashmina GI authorised-user registration certificate issued to M/s The Kashmir Crafts, certificate number 33150