Art of Pashmina
A vision to revive the Art of Pashmina. We weave a journey filled with luxury that upholds our standing as a pioneer in craft of Pashmina in ethical practices while also being in line with global sustainability goals, securing an applause by being the gifting partner for Pashmina to the Government of India. Ranging from one-of-a-kind artisanal creations to timeless classics, each masterpiece is picked to represent sophistication and refinement
Our Crafts
Solid Pashmina
Ombre Pashmina
Patterned Pashmina
Reversible Pashmina
Lace Pashmina
Swarovski Pashmina
One-of-a-Kind Pashmina
Border / Palla
Luxury on the edges of delicate Cashmere verily tells a story of Pashmina Art.
All Over / Jaal
A grace of luxury embroidered in spacious way over the exceptional Cashmere.
Jamawar
The eloquent and rare way of hand-embroidery of intricate designs into exquisite luxury of Pashmina
Kalamkari
Delicately hand-embroidering the intricate hand-painted Pashmina, bringing out the elegant craft
Zari / Tilla
A royal hand-embroidery crafted with metallic yarn to reflect the shine of heritage on Pashmina
Kani
Hand-weaving Pashmina with the small wooden sticks, crafting heritage in each warp and weft.
Epitome of Luxury Fashion
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Asad Black Auro Cotton saree
Persian Dreams Purple
Powder Blue Cashmere Wrap
Powder Blue Cashmere Wrap
Powder Blue Cashmere Wrap
Powder Blue Cashmere Wrap
Our Artisans
With a multicultural network of AuroCotton artists, the platform acts as a lighthouse for inclusivity and innovation through the terrain of G20 prospect. Artists of all stripes prosper in a globalized society through our cascade. Take in a world where each and every AuroCotton masterpiece has been expertly designed. Pashmina Gifting, a journey redefined where uniqueness and excellence coexist together.
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Pashmina Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pashmina?
Pashmina is considered the finest craftsmanship in the world which transforms the exceptionally warm and delicate Cashmere threads to opulent accessories. The fleece of Changthangi Goat is known as Pashm which is an Urdu word & has origins in Farsi. This goat is exotic and is only found there, 15000 feet above sea level in Ladakh – Jammu and Kashmir, making the art of Pashmina even rarer and revered all over the world.
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Where can I buy a pashmina?
Buying a Pashmina that is authentic, is a struggle. At Pashmina.com, each Pashmina is tested and certified for authenticity by the Ministry of Textiles. The exquisite craftsmanship that goes into making a Pashmina, can be felt in each piece
Are goats killed for pashmina?
The notion that goats are killed for Pashmina is false. Pashmina is made from the wool of Himalayan Changthangi goats that survive the bitter cold. These goats are not killed for Pashmina, the Cashmere wool is gently combed off their bodies in summers to make a Pashmina that is excellently light and insulated
What is cashmere vs Pashmina?
Cashmere is the raw wool from the Himalayan goats, whereas Pashmina is the exclusive art where this Cashmere wool is used to handcraft one of the most sought after luxuries of the world. Pashmina is the art originated in Kashmir and has stayed with the master artisans of Kashmir only.
What is so special about Pashmina?
Pashmina is considered the finest craftsmanship in the world. Renowned for its remarkable warmth, Pashmina is incredibly soft and warm. Pashmina is made of the Cashmere wool found in the underbelly of the Himalayan goats that survive the high altitude winters of -40 degrees
What is the difference between a scarf and a Pashmina?
Pashmina is considered the finest craftsmanship in the world. RenoThe basic ways to differentiate between a scarf and a Pashmina is material, size, and shape. A scarf can be any fabric or shape, but a Pashmina is made of the finest Cashmere only. Pashmina is traditionally handwoven on wooden looms, which is also sustainable for generations. On the other hand, a scarf can be made from any fabric and can be a fast fashion accessorywned for its remarkable warmth, Pashmina is incredibly soft and warm. Pashmina is made of the Cashmere wool found in the underbelly of the Himalayan goats that survive the high altitude winters of -40 degrees
Why is Pashmina illegal?
Pashmina is made from the domesticated goats of Ladakh where the weather goes from -40 degrees in winters to 40 degree celcius in summers. De-hairing the goats in summers helps in their survival. This hair is called Cashmere which is then handwoven to make the most graceful fabric called Pashmina, making it ethical and legal.