Pashmina stems from the Persian word "Pashm," which means wool. The woolen fleece of goats has been used for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that bear the same name. Our unique Pashminas differ greatly from the average shawls in the market. First, they are made of a finely balanced blend of Pashmina and Silk. The combination of materials gives you both warmth and softness without the excess weight and rough feel of wool shawls.


The stunning colors will liven up any ensemble. They can be worn with jeans or as a wrap with an evening dress and are just as warm as a heavy wool scarf without the weight and itch. When the shawl is not being worn it can be folded up so small that it fits inside a purse and since it is only a half a pound it is not a burden to carry on a hot day. Every wardrobe needs this beautiful and exotic addition as an alternative to the bulky sweater or jacket.

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Pashmina stems from the Persian word "Pashm," which means wool. The woolen fleece of goats has been used for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that bear the same name. Our unique Pashminas differ greatly from the average shawls in the market. First, they are made of a finely balanced blend of Pashmina and Silk. The combination of materials gives you both warmth and softness without the excess weight and rough feel of wool shawls.


The stunning colors will liven up any ensemble. They can be worn with jeans or as a wrap with an evening dress and are just as warm as a heavy wool scarf without the weight and itch. When the shawl is not being worn it can be folded up so small that it fits inside a purse and since it is only a half a pound it is not a burden to carry on a hot day. Every wardrobe needs this beautiful and exotic addition as an alternative to the bulky sweater or jacket.

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