Colors Of Pashmina

Well plain pashmina is always a perfect thing for out a fit . Because we can buy any color in plain pashmina but this thing doest go with embroidery, printed, and other stuff. In India usually supplier using same shade card "Neelam Shade Card". I have also seen that shade card it’s really a perfect thing where any one get any color. Neelam Shade card manufacture use each color thread on shade card. This is helpful to feel and see the perfect picture.

How Big Brands are Cheating People?

Last Month I had a meeting with a USA pashmina buyer. The Lady was very smart and clever. She was looking for pashmina 50% Pashmina 50% Silk Quality. And she also told me she is selling the Pashmina 50% Pashmina 50% Silk under 70% Pashmina 30% Silk Tag. The lady has a big brand name on Pashmina and she is doing like this :( . A supplier offered her 50% 50% Superb quality and u know what guys she refused to take the buyer offer and told us “I cant sell this fine quality because the price are little high”. And the price difference was only 20-30 Rs. Indian bucks. I gone through her site and I found she is making good margin from pashmina. Really this is ridicules how big brands are cheating people. Just because of people are not much aware about pashmina. So please whenever you buy something please realize the quality as mentioned by the seller.

There is something more luxurious than PASHMINA

There is something more luxurious than pashmina--but it's illegal. It's called shahtoosh, and it comes from the chiru, an endangered wild Tibetan antelope. To clip its hair, hunters there kill the animal. Its wool is said to be even softer than pashmina. A pure shahtoosh wrap is sometimes called a ring pashmina shawl because it is very much delicate that a whole shawl can be easily slipped through a gold ring. Pashmina, in comparison, is so fine that a folded shawl can rest in the palm of one's hand. It's illegal to buy or sell shahtoosh under the U.N. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, but there's a black market; a shahtoosh shawl starts at about $9,000. Which makes pashmina seem downright reasonable, even ecofriendly, by comparison.

Why should choose for Pashmina?

A real Pashmina shawl differs from other shawls as for its high outstanding quality.The Pashmina shawls are very smooth, fine woven and have beautiful natural colors as well as well desired colors.Several types of shawls, Jacquard with woven patterns, Water Pashmina with silk, 100% Pashmina wool and 70-30% wool and silk. A shawl for many occasions and all seasons.Once you wear a real Pashmina you do not want anything else anymore and this is really mean it.

Cheap is not always best?

If you’re hiring someone to re-roof your house or drywall your basement, should you take the lowest bid? Probably not. Would you pay bottom of the barrel rates for car insurance? Not a good idea. You wouldn’t buy the cheapest car or TV available. Then why search for a cheap Pashmina shawl? Cheap has it’s consequences. Lesser quality, lesser service, lower wages for the producers resulting in child labor, no sustainability development. Buy a high quality Pashmina shawl and pay a little bit more knowing that your money goes to good causes. Supporting small entrepreneurs instead of that all the money goes to the big businessman.

Pashmina Wearing Styles Video

Hi All,

Well i m hoping this video would differently help to wear your pashmina with different different styles.

Pashmina Wraps

Please watch the video for wraps

Pashmina Silk Thread Kashmiri Embroidery

The fabric of the shawl is woven by hands in Nepal by handspun cashmere yarns. The shawl is hand embroidered in Kashmir using the threads of silk with darn and stitch. Pattern of shawl is full Jaal distinctive motifs of floral and creepers.

The shawl is also known, as Do-Rukha (Reversible) which means it has no wrong side. All processes are laborious and time consuming which make them inherent property that no two shawls can be similar.

Nature of Pashmina Kashmiri Embroidery

Shawls are sophisticated and distinctive wraps usually made with wool. The craft of making shawls highly involves the creative genius of artisans and craftsmen who spend many days and even months to produce a single piece. Shawls are either woven with hand or are machine made. Every state represents its own typical design or pattern that speaks volumes of the meticulous workmanship and traditional art form belonging to the place.

How to Dye Pashmina ?

Dyeing is also done by hand, and each piece individually. Dyers with immense patienceand generations of experience are the one who dye the cashmere shawls, Cashmerestoles, cashmere mufflers, cashmere scarves, cashmere sweaters, cashmere blankets andother cashmere products, as even the smallest negligence reflects on the quality of theproduct. Only metal and azo free dyes are used, making the shawls and other cashmereproducts completely eco-friendly. The pure water used for dying is pumped up from deepbeneath the surface. Dyeing is done at a temperature just below boiling point for nearlyan hour. Cashmere wool is exceptionally absorbent, and dyes easily and deeply.In this way a fabulous cashmere shawl, cashmere stole, cashmere scarf, cashmeremuffler, cashmere sweater, cashmere blanket and other cashmere product is made. Sincemaking of cashmere products is an pain staking, artistic and time consuming processtherefore the quality and the price of cashmere products are incomparable to other garments or fibers.