Question 1

Is this real pashmina?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every shawl in this category is 100% Changthangi pashmina (12–16 micron), hand-spun and handwoven in Srinagar, and sold under the Kashmir Pashmina GI mark. Blended pieces are listed separately as Semi Pashmina — we never mix the tiers.

Question 2

What is the price of a pure pashmina shawl?

Accepted Answer

A genuine handwoven pure pashmina shawl starts around ₹12,999 for a solid colour and rises with craft — zari borders about ₹17,999, do-rukha (reversible) weaves about ₹24,999 and ring shawls about ₹32,999. Anything labelled 'pashmina' under roughly ₹6,000 is usually a blend or viscose.

Question 3

How do I check a pashmina shawl is genuine?

Accepted Answer

Look for the GI certificate with QR verification, uneven hand-spun yarn under light, a soft dry warmth rather than a slippery shine, and a fibre report stating 12–16 micron. Our /learn guide covers the ring and burn tests step by step.

Question 4

How should I care for a pashmina shawl?

Accepted Answer

Dry-clean gently once or twice a season, store folded in a breathable muslin or cotton bag with a cedar block, and keep it away from pins, hooks and perfume sprays. Never wring, machine-wash or hang a pure pashmina.

Women's Pashmina Shawls

Every shawl carries the Handloom Mark
and GI certificate of Kashmir Pashmina.

Women's Pashmina Shawls

Every shawl carries the Handloom Markand GI certificate of Kashmir Pashmina.

Every shawl carries the Handloom Mark
and GI certificate of Kashmir Pashmina.