This beautiful cashmere pashmina is hand-woven in stunning aqua blue and bold red. Light as a feather and beautifully soft, it is fully reversible and finished with a natural fringe.
\nThis pashmina is part of a range developed as a revival of classic shawls. Each shawl is woven entirely by hand using a traditional Ikat pattern, which is primarily found in the state of Odesa. In this technique, the weft yarn is unwrapped and tie-dyed, then carefully rewound on a hand charka before being woven into the fabric. This merging of yarn and colour is known as Sangam, meaning ‘union’. Ikat’s distinctive resist-dyeing process — similar to tie-dye — requires tightly binding sections of yarn to preserve their natural tone. This may be repeated multiple times to achieve intricate, multicolour designs.
\nInspired by reflections of a sunset on a lake, the style for this exquisite piece was first developed in 2016 while working on the design for a collection called ‘Shades of Mountain’.
The cashmere used in this shawl is combed from the chest and underbelly of Changthangi goats in Leh, Ladakh, a region famed for its premium cashmere. In this cold desert region of the Himalayas, temperatures can reach minus 35°C during winter. The cashmere is therefore extremely fine, varying between 9-16 microns, and is prized for its incredible insulating properties, lightness and warmth.
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- \nSize: 69.5 x 206 cm (27 x 81\")
\n \n - \nComposition: 100% Cashmere
\n \n - \nOrigin: Made in Kashmir \n
Please note: All the shawls in this range are hand-dyed, so there may be occasional slight colour variations between batches. If you are unsure of a colour choice, contact us, and we will be happy to assist you with your order.
Product Care
\nDry clean or carefully hand wash with a cashmere-approved detergent like Woolskin Woolwash.
\nAllow to dry naturally away from direct heat. Do not wring or stretch.
For more information about how to care for your product, visit our Product Care page.
Origin & Sustainability
\nThis shawl embodies the principles of slow fashion — each stage, from sourcing to spinning, weaving and embroidery, is done by hand and can take months to complete. Every artisan involved brings years of skill, care and cultural heritage to the process.
\nMade from Grade A Ladakhi pashmina, this shawl uses one of the world’s finest natural fibres. Cashmere is not only supremely soft and warm, it is also renewable, biodegradable, and long-lasting — a conscious choice for those who value quality over quantity.
\nBy supporting this craft, you help sustain traditional livelihoods and protect centuries-old skills and traditions. Read more on our Himalaya-based suppliers here.
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Aqua & Red Hand Crafted Pashmina
This beautiful cashmere pashmina is hand-woven in stunning aqua blue and bold red. Light as a feather and beautifully soft, it is fully reversible and finished with a natural fringe.
This pashmina is part of a range developed as a revival of classic shawls. Each shawl is woven entirely by hand using a traditional Ikat pattern, which is primarily found in the state of Odesa. In this technique, the weft yarn is unwrapped and tie-dyed, then carefully rewound on a hand charka before being woven into the fabric. This merging of yarn and colour is known as Sangam, meaning ‘union’. Ikat’s distinctive resist-dyeing process — similar to tie-dye — requires tightly binding sections of yarn to preserve their natural tone. This may be repeated multiple times to achieve intricate, multicolour designs.
Inspired by reflections of a sunset on a lake, the style for this exquisite piece was first developed in 2016 while working on the design for a collection called ‘Shades of Mountain’.
The cashmere used in this shawl is combed from the chest and underbelly of Changthangi goats in Leh, Ladakh, a region famed for its premium cashmere. In this cold desert region of the Himalayas, temperatures can reach minus 35°C during winter. The cashmere is therefore extremely fine, varying between 9-16 microns, and is prized for its incredible insulating properties, lightness and warmth.
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Size: 69.5 x 206 cm (27 x 81")
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Composition: 100% Cashmere
- Origin: Made in Kashmir
Please note: All the shawls in this range are hand-dyed, so there may be occasional slight colour variations between batches. If you are unsure of a colour choice, contact us, and we will be happy to assist you with your order.
Product Care
Dry clean or carefully hand wash with a cashmere-approved detergent like Woolskin Woolwash.
Allow to dry naturally away from direct heat. Do not wring or stretch.
For more information about how to care for your product, visit our Product Care page.
Origin & Sustainability
This shawl embodies the principles of slow fashion — each stage, from sourcing to spinning, weaving and embroidery, is done by hand and can take months to complete. Every artisan involved brings years of skill, care and cultural heritage to the process.
Made from Grade A Ladakhi pashmina, this shawl uses one of the world’s finest natural fibres. Cashmere is not only supremely soft and warm, it is also renewable, biodegradable, and long-lasting — a conscious choice for those who value quality over quantity.
By supporting this craft, you help sustain traditional livelihoods and protect centuries-old skills and traditions. Read more on our Himalaya-based suppliers here.
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Aqua & Red Hand Crafted Pashmina
This beautiful cashmere pashmina is hand-woven in stunning aqua blue and bold red. Light as a feather and beautifully soft, it is fully reversible and finished with a natural fringe.
This pashmina is part of a range developed as a revival of classic shawls. Each shawl is woven entirely by hand using a traditional Ikat pattern, which is primarily found in the state of Odesa. In this technique, the weft yarn is unwrapped and tie-dyed, then carefully rewound on a hand charka before being woven into the fabric. This merging of yarn and colour is known as Sangam, meaning ‘union’. Ikat’s distinctive resist-dyeing process — similar to tie-dye — requires tightly binding sections of yarn to preserve their natural tone. This may be repeated multiple times to achieve intricate, multicolour designs.
Inspired by reflections of a sunset on a lake, the style for this exquisite piece was first developed in 2016 while working on the design for a collection called ‘Shades of Mountain’.
The cashmere used in this shawl is combed from the chest and underbelly of Changthangi goats in Leh, Ladakh, a region famed for its premium cashmere. In this cold desert region of the Himalayas, temperatures can reach minus 35°C during winter. The cashmere is therefore extremely fine, varying between 9-16 microns, and is prized for its incredible insulating properties, lightness and warmth.
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Size: 69.5 x 206 cm (27 x 81")
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Composition: 100% Cashmere
- Origin: Made in Kashmir
Please note: All the shawls in this range are hand-dyed, so there may be occasional slight colour variations between batches. If you are unsure of a colour choice, contact us, and we will be happy to assist you with your order.
Product Care
Dry clean or carefully hand wash with a cashmere-approved detergent like Woolskin Woolwash.
Allow to dry naturally away from direct heat. Do not wring or stretch.
For more information about how to care for your product, visit our Product Care page.
Origin & Sustainability
This shawl embodies the principles of slow fashion — each stage, from sourcing to spinning, weaving and embroidery, is done by hand and can take months to complete. Every artisan involved brings years of skill, care and cultural heritage to the process.
Made from Grade A Ladakhi pashmina, this shawl uses one of the world’s finest natural fibres. Cashmere is not only supremely soft and warm, it is also renewable, biodegradable, and long-lasting — a conscious choice for those who value quality over quantity.
By supporting this craft, you help sustain traditional livelihoods and protect centuries-old skills and traditions. Read more on our Himalaya-based suppliers here.
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This beautiful cashmere pashmina is hand-woven in stunning aqua blue and bold red. Light as a feather and beautifully soft, it is fully reversible and finished with a natural fringe.
This pashmina is part of a range developed as a revival of classic shawls. Each shawl is woven entirely by hand using a traditional Ikat pattern, which is primarily found in the state of Odesa. In this technique, the weft yarn is unwrapped and tie-dyed, then carefully rewound on a hand charka before being woven into the fabric. This merging of yarn and colour is known as Sangam, meaning ‘union’. Ikat’s distinctive resist-dyeing process — similar to tie-dye — requires tightly binding sections of yarn to preserve their natural tone. This may be repeated multiple times to achieve intricate, multicolour designs.
Inspired by reflections of a sunset on a lake, the style for this exquisite piece was first developed in 2016 while working on the design for a collection called ‘Shades of Mountain’.
The cashmere used in this shawl is combed from the chest and underbelly of Changthangi goats in Leh, Ladakh, a region famed for its premium cashmere. In this cold desert region of the Himalayas, temperatures can reach minus 35°C during winter. The cashmere is therefore extremely fine, varying between 9-16 microns, and is prized for its incredible insulating properties, lightness and warmth.
-
Size: 69.5 x 206 cm (27 x 81")
-
Composition: 100% Cashmere
- Origin: Made in Kashmir
Please note: All the shawls in this range are hand-dyed, so there may be occasional slight colour variations between batches. If you are unsure of a colour choice, contact us, and we will be happy to assist you with your order.
Product Care
Dry clean or carefully hand wash with a cashmere-approved detergent like Woolskin Woolwash.
Allow to dry naturally away from direct heat. Do not wring or stretch.
For more information about how to care for your product, visit our Product Care page.
Origin & Sustainability
This shawl embodies the principles of slow fashion — each stage, from sourcing to spinning, weaving and embroidery, is done by hand and can take months to complete. Every artisan involved brings years of skill, care and cultural heritage to the process.
Made from Grade A Ladakhi pashmina, this shawl uses one of the world’s finest natural fibres. Cashmere is not only supremely soft and warm, it is also renewable, biodegradable, and long-lasting — a conscious choice for those who value quality over quantity.
By supporting this craft, you help sustain traditional livelihoods and protect centuries-old skills and traditions. Read more on our Himalaya-based suppliers here.
