Our Craftsmanship

From raw fibre to finished shawl, every step is done by hand, using techniques refined over generations.

Fine pashmina fibre is gathered from high-altitude goats, then sorted and cleaned by hand to remove coarser hairs.

The fibre is hand-spun into fine, even thread — a slow process that preserves the natural softness of the wool.

Skilled weavers work traditional looms, often taking several days to complete a single shawl.

Edges are hand-rolled or fringed, and any embroidery is added by hand before a final quality check.