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Handcrafted Pashmina Cashmere Muffler - Soft, Lightweight, and Ethically Made in Ladakh Himalayas | Brown, 13.5x90"
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Wrap yourself in the luxury of this Handcrafted Pashmina Cashmere Muffler, a 100% cashmere scarf that's as soft as it is stylish. Each scarf is handwoven with love by a woman weaver in Ladakh, using the softest wool from Changthangi goats.
Ethically made, this brown, 13.5x90" pashmina is not just a scarf, but a symbol of resilience and empowerment. Lightweight yet incredibly warm, it's your perfect companion for every season.
Experience the comfort and elegance of this 100% cashmere scarf, and embrace the gentle touch of the Himalayas around your neck.
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Cashmere vs. Pashmina Cashmere. What's the difference?
Cashmere: Known for its unparalleled softness and warmth, cashmere wool (15-19 microns) is sourced from various regions, including Mongolia and China. It's undoubtedly one of the finest wools in the world.
Pashmina Cashmere: Prepare to be captivated by the epitome of luxury: Pashmina cashmere (8-15 microns). This extraordinary variety is exclusively derived from the Changtangi goats of Ladakh/Kashmir Himalayas in India. These magnificent creatures roam and thrive in the freezing altitudes above 14,000 feet. While all Pashmina is Cashmere, not all Cashmere is Pashmina. Pashmina cashmere stands in a class of its own, offering unparalleled softness, purity, and warmth that surpasses all others.
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Perfectly Imperfect
* The whole process of pashmina making is organic, natural and sustainable. Sorting, cleaning, carding, spinning, dying and weaving are done by hand using traditional tools with minimal and no damage to the environment. And since it is made by hand on traditional loom, there might be some minor imperfections that are unique to products made by hand.
