Hand-Embroidered Black Pashmina

Hand-embroidered Black Pashmina

📏 Dimensions: 74 x 205 cm
⚖️ Weight: 140 g
🌍 Origin: Handmade – India
🧶 Composition: 100% cashmere
⏳ Production time: Approximately 2 months

Natural and Precious Elegance

This hand-embroidered black pashmina captivates with its understated elegance and sophistication. Its natural hue highlights the delicate embroidery, while the cashmere enfolds you in remarkable softness and pleasant warmth in every season.

A Rare and Precious Wool

The wool comes from semi-nomadic goats in the high plateaus of the Himalayas, raised in demanding climatic conditions that contribute to the exceptional fineness of their fleece. With use, the pashmina gains even more suppleness and softness, offering ever more delightful comfort over time.

A Fiber of Great Fineness

Pashmina is renowned for the delicacy of its fibers, taken from the neck and chin of the goats, where they are finest. This rare material combines warmth and lightness, making pashmina one of the most beautiful wools in the world.

Ancient Craftsmanship

Each shawl is hand-crafted by an artisan, thread by thread, on a traditional loom specific to the Kashmir region. Several days of work and the wool of several goats are required to create a single piece. Each pashmina is unique and bears witness to craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation.

Stages of Traditional Embroidery

The creation of an embroidered pashmina follows several meticulous steps:

1. Choosing the motif: A finely carved wooden block is selected to transfer the design onto the shawl. Each motif requires a specific block, chosen from many models made by master carvers.

2. Stamping the shawl: The artisan delicately applies the inked block onto the fabric to trace the base of the motif, with precision and regularity.

3. Hand embroidery: The shawl is then entrusted to embroiderers, who use silk threads to embellish the design. Each stitch is done by hand, resulting in a luminous, refined, and unique finish.

Hand-embroidered artisan's signature, separate label, and careful protection of the shawl.