Kashmir Hand Embroidered Shawl Making
www.kashmirhandcrafts.com Kashmir shawls are world famous for their embroidery, beauty, design and texture. These shawls are woven on a handloom ...
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The Truth Concerning PashminaThe word ‘pashmina’ had been in use for centuries in Himalayan regions such as Ladakh (India), Kashmir (India) and Nepal to describe a fine fabric hand-woven from cashmere and used to make shawls or even saris. The word ‘pashmina’ burst onto the Western fashion scene in the 1990s and since afterward has become one of the most misleading and wrongly used words in the accessories industry. Originally, it was used to describe the very fine soft under-wool from a Himalayan mountain goat that only lives at altitudes of around 17, 000 feet (5230 metres) above sea-level. The other name for this...... Add A Pashmina Towards Your WardrobePure pashmina is quite expensive and are hand woven and embroidered in Kashmir, India and produced from fine cashmere fibre. Pashmina shawls are trendy as a women’s style accessory and are available in shawls, wraps or scarves. Pashmina shawls have wonderful hand woven embroidery and are available in pure silk and wool threads. Silk pashminas are a craze with the style elite and rose into prominence during the mid-90s. The true test of a pashmina is its warmth and appears. Inner wool of goats is collected and spun to produce cashmere shawls. This fabulous body of wool is of the finest...... The Truth Concerning PashminaThe word pashmina had been in use for centuries in Himalayan regions such as Ladakh (India), Kashmir (India) and Nepal to describe a fine fabric hand-woven from cashmere and used to make shawls or even saris. br / In the 1990s, pashmina entered the vocabulary of the rich and funky in the West to describe a scarf created from a mixture of cashmere and silk. The scarves were beautifully soft and warm and the addition of silk to the cashmere meant that it could It commonly formed a part of a brides trousseau in these regions.... |