“Pashmina” the Nepalese word for the highest quality of wool (generally 11-14 micron,long staple fiber), is an ultra fine and exceedingly soft wool or diamond fibre extracted fromthe body of the mountain goat “chyangra” scientifically know as “Capra Hircus”. This goat isnative of the Himalayan belt, 10,000 ft. above sea level. The existence of this nature’s wonderspecies is very harsh with extremely cold climate and scare vegetation. Blessed with very thin,short and the softest wool found in the nature, it has an exotically silky texture, which, whenwearing it next to the skin, provides a uniquely titillating experience which has been describedas sensual sublimely by our ancestors.

Pashmina, the finest fibre, has been popular for centuries among royalty and other elites as themost luxurious wool in the world with development of the product in the regions of Nepalwhere people have recognized of its special qualities for centuries. The incredible softness ofthe pashmina created unique and superior products on the minds of the people and demand forit began to increase worldwide. This glorious fibre has been prized for its warmth, lightnessand durability. For delicacy, softness, lightness and warmth, no other fibre can match withpashmina. It is surprising that pashmina has been successful in establishing its unique imageand special place among fashion wear throughout the planet.

The main export product made from pashmina are shawls, stoles mufflers, scarves, blankets &readymade garments which are woven on a warp of cotton, the preferred composition ofpashmina shawl eventually changed to cashmere and silk, because of superior pliancy andsheen and thus, the “pashmina” shawl was born. Varieties of new products fashion wear suchas sweaters, night suits, room slippers, set to matching bag, hat, embroidery and shaded multicolourcombination, different self patterned shawl, baby blankets design are of other specialproducts of pashmina and silk composed of 70-60%, 80-20% 60-40% and 50-50%.