Cashmere Pashmina Shawl – Jewel Tones Collection

A 100% Himalayan cashmere pashmina shawl, hand-combed from Chyangra (Changthangi) goats and handwoven by artisans in Nepal NPIA-certified for authenticity. Saturated colour, for a wardrobe that is otherwise entirely neutral.

Experience the pinnacle of natural luxury with our 100% Pure Cashmere shawls, ethically harvested from Chyangra goats at 14,000 feet. This collection features deep, nature-inspired hues that reflect the lush forests and crystal-clear skies of the Himalayan range.

Choose Your Signature Shade:

Mustang Forest Green: A deep, verdant green inspired by the alpine valleys hidden within the mountain landscape. This versatile shade symbolizes growth and harmony, offering a sophisticated alternative to traditional neutrals.

Upper Dolpo Lavender: A gentle, serene purple that captures the peaceful essence of high-altitude wildflowers. This calming color promotes relaxation and creativity, adding a sophisticated pop of color to any seasonal wardrobe.

Namche Sky Blue: A tranquil, light blue inspired by the crystal-clear heavens above Namche Bazaar. This serene hue evokes peaceful mountain mornings and provides a lightweight, elegant layer for spring and summer styling.

Quality Excellence and Craftsmanship:

NPIA Certified: 100% Pure Cashmere with premium 16-micron fibers for unmatched softness and warmth.

Traditional Dyeing: Each color is achieved through time-honored techniques, ensuring deep, vibrant tones that remain beautiful for generations.

Artisan Woven: Hand-spun and meticulously finished by skilled Nepali craftsmen using techniques passed down through centuries.

Styling and Versatility:

From the professional polish of Sky Blue to the holiday elegance of Forest Green, these shawls are designed for a lifetime of use. Lightweight and finely woven, they are the perfect travel companions for those who appreciate mountain-born beauty and expert craftsmanship.

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Who it’s for

Someone dressed mostly in neutrals who wants exactly one saturated piece, and would rather it be the wrap than the dress.

When to use it

• Weddings, as a guest
• Evening events through the festive season
• Brightening a plain winter coat that has another two years in it