The finest of all wools comes from the underbelly of the Capra Hircus goat , reared in remote regions of the Himalayas in Nepal and Tibet . Moghal Emperors , 18th century ladies in France and St. Petersburg in the gentle softness and regal texture of Pashmina. The shawls made from this wool were as precious as jewels and transmitted from generation to generation. Mode of Manufacture Pashmina shawls, scarf or blanket is hand-woven from Pashmina yarns either with silk warp or Pashmina warp by local craftsmen who have managed to keep this indigenous craft alive since 100 years back.
Grey fabric can be as long as custom demand.
The shawl is the largest and most versatile size and can be worn in many different ways. It is also large enough to use as blanket when traveling. Some small or very slim women sometimes find that shawls envelop them too much and find stoles a better size. Stoles are also worn by men as scarves or wraps. As scarves, they make great gifts for men, women and children.