100% Pashmina
Combed by hand each spring, never shorn. Pure Chyangra wool from the Changthang plateau.
Handwoven in Kashmir
Woven by the Himalayas
From the wool of the Chyangra goat, spun by hand and carried through generations of weavers — every shawl begins on a mountain.
Sozni Embroidery
Thread by Thread,
Thread by Thread,
By Hand
Needlework so fine it is often worked from the reverse side of the shawl — invisible in its own stitching.
From the Plateau
Undyed Ivory,
Undyed Ivory,
Featherlight Warm
The purest expression of the wool — kept in the natural colour of the Chyangra fibre, soft and warm.
Kani Weaving
Patterns Built
Patterns Built
On the Loom
A single Kani shawl can take a weaver several weeks — the design is built line by line using small wooden spools.
Natural Dye
Coloured by Walnut,
Coloured by Walnut,
Saffron & Madder
Deep, fade-resistant colours simmered by hand from walnut shell, saffron petal and madder root.
Signed & Numbered
Every Shawl,
Every Shawl,
An Heirloom
Each piece is numbered and signed by the weaver who made it — woven with pride, carried with grace.
100% Pashmina
Combed by hand, never shorn
Handwoven
On pit-looms in Srinagar
Himalayan Origin
From the Changthang plateau
Signed by the Weaver
Each shawl numbered & authentic
04
Centuries
of craft
of craft
The Pashmina Story
Woven by the
Woven by the
Himalayas
From the wool of the Chyangra goat, spun by hand and carried through generations of Kashmiri weavers — every shawl begins on a mountain and ends as an heirloom.
Working directly with weaving families in Srinagar, we ensure every shawl honours four centuries of tradition while meeting modern standards of finish. From undyed ivory to sozni-embroidered ridzine, every piece is a testament to mindful craft.
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Combed by hand Each spring, never shorn.
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Spun on a yinder No machine has ever touched it.
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Woven line by line On pit-looms in Srinagar.
Curated Selection
Featured Products
Handpicked favorites from our collection — loved by our community.
Quality Promise
Four Centuries
Of Craft
Every shawl we offer is a testament to patient handwork. We skip the machines, the shortcuts, and the synthetic dyes — so what arrives at your door is as close to the mountain as a piece of cloth can be. Hand-spun, naturally dyed, and woven line by line.
The Collection
Organised by
Organised by
technique
Every The Pashmina Story shawl is shaped by a single technique. Browse the methods our weavers have carried for four centuries — from undyed ivory solids to intricate Kani patterns built line by line on the loom.
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Handwoven
Our Story
From Mountain
Know Our Story
From Mountain
to Heirloom
At The Pashmina Story, we bring you the wool of the Chyangra goat — spun by hand, dyed in small batches, and woven line by line on pit-looms in Srinagar. Four centuries of craft, carried into a single shawl.
Every piece carries a story — of the plateau, the weaver, and the patient hours at the loom. We work directly with weaving families across the Kashmir valley.
100%
Pashmina
40+
Weavers
Fleece
to Heirloom
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New Arrivals
Fresh additions to our collection — discover what's new from the Himalayas.
A Weaver's Saying
"A pashmina is not bought. It is inherited, gifted, or earned — and it never stops being warm."— Srinagar, Kashmir
Beyond Our Shawls
Read their stories
Weaver Stories
"Behind every shawl is a family — herders who comb the Chyangra each spring, spinners who draw the fibre into yarn, and weavers who set the loom line by line over weeks of patient work."
We believe in honouring the hands behind the cloth. Fair wages, no middlemen, and a promise to keep the Kashmiri weaving tradition alive for the next generation.
40+
Weaving families
0
Middlemen
100%
Fair wages
Our Promise
Woven With Integrity
Every choice we make reflects our commitment to the weaver, the wool, and the mountain it comes from.
Fair to Weavers
Direct partnerships with weaving families in Srinagar — fair wages, no middlemen.
Cotton Pouch
Each shawl ships in a reusable cotton pouch — no plastic, no waste.
Natural Dye
Walnut, saffron and madder — pigment simmered by hand, fade-resistant for generations.