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Welcome to Pashminas Nepal, your ultimate destination for purchasing the finest-quality Pashmina or Cashmere products directly from Nepal, backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Suppose you’re seeking premium Pashmina items, such as 100% Pure Cashmere Blankets, elegant Cashmere Shawls, luxurious Cashmere Mufflers or Stoles, or even adorable Cashmere Baby Blankets. In that case, our store offers a diverse selection of authentic, high-quality products. With more than 350 shades available, you’re sure to find the perfect color for your needs.

We take pride in delighting our customers with genuine Cashmere from Pashminas Nepal. We achieve this by providing top-notch, authentic Pashminas at prices lower than those of reputable stores worldwide. Our products are made from Grade A Cashmere Yarn, hand-woven in Nepal. To assure quality, we encourage customers to compare our products with those from other retailers.

Our mission is to offer the best Pashmina at unbeatable prices. By operating exclusively online, we eliminate the overhead costs of physical stores and warehouses, allowing us to deliver premium quality Cashmere at affordable rates. Every purchase comes with the Chyangra Pashmina Trademark tag, registered in 47 countries, ensuring the authenticity and quality of our products.

Always choose 100% genuine Cashmere or Pashmina from trusted companies and avoid untraceable sellers.

 

"We love What We Do"

Every thread tells a story of tradition, skill, and passion. For us, working with Pashmina isn’t just a job; it’s a craft handed down through generations. We’re inspired by the ancient art of transforming the finest Himalayan wool into timeless pieces.

From the delicate process of hand-spinning to detailed embroidery, each step is a true labor of love. We take pride in celebrating artisans, preserving traditional methods, and sharing the unmatched beauty of authentic Pashmina.

It’s not just about luxury — it’s about honoring heritage, supporting skilled hands, and bringing a piece of Cashmere or Pashmina to the world.

When you love what you do, it’s reflected in every stitch.

 

"Our Working Process"

1. Sourcing the Raw Material (Pashmina Wool)

Origin: Pashmina wool comes from the "Chyangra Goats" found in the Himalayan regions of Nepal, Ladakh, and parts of Tibet. The fibers are extremely fine, measuring 12-17 microns in diameter, which makes Pashmina incredibly soft and warm.

Harvesting: During the spring shedding season, goats naturally lose their winter coats, and this is when the wool is collected. The process is delicate and labor-intensive, requiring the wool to be gathered by hand.

2. Cleaning nd Sorting the Wool

Cleaning: After collection, the wool is gently cleaned to remove dirt, oils, and impurities, ensuring the delicate fibers remain intact.

Sorting: The cleaned wool is then sorted by quality, with the finest fibers set aside for premium Pashmina products. This process separates the softest, thinnest fibers from the coarser ones.

Raw 3. Spinning the Wool into Yarn

Hand spinning involves the traditional art of spinning wool into fine threads, demanding great skill and patience to maintain the fibers' softness and durability.

This process transforms continuous, twisted strands of fiber into the desired yarn thickness. Traditionally, it is performed using a spinning wheel known as a Charkha, which converts large fiber cones into smaller ones suitable for handlooms.

4. Weaving the Pashmina

Traditional Weaving: Talented artisans use traditional wooden looms to weave yarn into fabric, preserving the craft's authenticity.

Techniques: Different weaving techniques, such as plain weave, twill, diamond, herringbone, and jacquard, are used to create unique patterns. Shawls, stoles, and scarves are usually crafted to be thin, lightweight, and warm.

Weaving is the stage where Pashmina fiber is shaped, sized, and designed into fabric. It is the most time-consuming and meticulous part of the entire Pashmina-making process, requiring workers to engage their entire bodies throughout.

5. Dyeing

Natural Dyes: Premium Pashmina is often dyed with natural dyes sourced from plants, minerals, and insects, adding unique and eco-friendly colors.

6. Mending

After Pashmina is dyed and dried in sunlight, it moves on to the next process called Mending. This is the quality control stage where workers inspect for errors, fix them, and create hand-twisted fringes.

7. Ironing and Packaging

The mending process nearly completes the Pashmina, but ironing prepares it for packaging with the right amount of heat and serves as a final step to detect any flaws. Ironing smooths out the fabric, removing all wrinkles.

The final step in Pashmina making involves packing the freshly ironed Pashmina into bags.

"Authentic Handwoven Pashmina from the Himalayas"

"About Our Online Store" 

Discover our online store, your go-to place for authentic pashmina—a perfect blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance. Each piece in our collection is crafted from premium cashmere fibers sourced from the Himalayas and handwoven by Nepalese skilled artisans, preserving a rich heritage.

We offer a range of pure pashmina blankets, shawls, scarves, wraps, and stoles to mufflers, all designed to deliver exceptional softness, warmth, and style. Every product is more than just an accessory; it’s a masterpiece that reflects the beauty of Himalayan culture and craftsmanship.

Our store is committed to authenticity, sustainability, and fair trade. By shopping with us, you support local artisans and help keep the ancient art of pashmina weaving alive.

Whether you’re seeking a classic wardrobe staple, a heartfelt gift, or a luxurious piece with heritage value, our collection is made to delight. With global shipping and a guarantee of true quality, we bring the coziness of the Himalayas straight to you.