Pashmina is one of the jewels of India to designate pure royalty and luxury. Pashmina is a fine variant of spun yarn obtained from the downy undercoat of the Changthangi goats, found in the Himalayan region of Kashmir and Ladakh region of India. Pashmina is the softest, lightest and warmest natural fabric

Pashmina is designed as a solitaire among fibres. Pashmina is a ball of fine cashmere wool, initiate in the form a breed of goats called ‘Capra hircus’ inherent to the high Himalaya Mountains of Nepal, Pakistan and northern India. A prominent Muslim scholar, Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani was the first person who