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Buy Handmade Pashmina Scarf, Shawls and Wraps Online

Angela Jey specializes in the finest textiles and hand embroideries. Our pashmina scarf, shawl, and wraps are handwoven and hand-embroidered. 100% original cashmere (pashmina) from Kashmir, with great attention paid to workmanship and quality. In the early 15th century, the art of weaving pashmina and hand embroidery traveled from Persia to the Northern part of India. It later flourished in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The meticulous standard by the Kashmiri artisans is famous in the world. Their embroidery patterns are intricate, elegant in style, and rich in color. It can take up to years to finish some full and meticulous designs, main patterns on the Kashmiri embroidered cashmere scarf are flowers, chinar leaves, cypress cones, lotus, and paisley. Stole size 70x200cm.

Check for the below size guide when buying Pashmina scarves and shawls online

Pashmina Scarf Size

An authentic Kashmiri pashmina is light, soft yet very warm. Making a Pashmina scarf is a state of art production, craftsmanship has lasted for centuries by the most skillful Kashmiri artisans. Angela Jey is proud to offer you 100% authentic pashmina scarves from Kashmir and ship them to the world. Our women's cashmere scarves are remarkably soft, light and comfortable. The scarf size is 50x200cm, it is also a perfect size for men.

Pashmina Stole Size

Angela Jey is proud to bring you 100% authentic Pashminas stoles from Kashmir and ship them to the world. Cashmere wool is from the wool sheared off from Himalayan mountain goats Chyangra (Capra Hircus). Kashmiri pashmina making is the major source of income for many Kashmiri families, every purchase you make is to support the Kashmiri artisans and keep this art sustainable. An authentic Kashmiri pashmina is a must-have in every sophisticated, elegant women�s wardrobe. Stole size 70x200cm, perfect size for everyday and night use.

Pashmina Shawl Size

Pashmina is the finest and most trendy fashion fabric known as soft gold. Kashmiri Pashmina wool is the smoothest, most luxurious and the best pashmina wool in the world, it is probably the highest grade of cashmere wool. Combining the elegance of pashmina and its warmth, a pashmina shawl is a perfect choice for your evening dress. Angela Jey's Pashmina shawls are light in weight, warm and with luxurious details, they keep you warm from the sleeveless evening gown in air-conditioned rooms or chilly evenings. Shawl size 100x200cm is an excellent choice for a light jacket.

Shop new and trending authentic pashmina scarves, shawls and wraps with confidence.

FAQ's for Pashmina Scarf and Shawl

Are pashmina shawls warm?

Pashmina fiber is the finest and the rarest fabric in the world which is known for its exclusivity and warmth. The fabric works as an insulator and prevents the chilly wind from touching the skin. Moreover, it keeps you warm without much weight on your body.

Pashmina fiber is the finest and the rarest fabric in the world which is known for its exclusivity and warmth. The fabric works as an insulator and prevents the chilly wind from touching the skin. Moreover, it keeps you warm without much weight on your body.

Are pashmina scarves still in fashion?

Yes! Pashmina scarves are something classy and a truly borderless, elegant fashion accessory. The stunning skills of these magical artists result in the lavishing pashmina shawls. Pashmina scarves are always in fashion and considered a treasure by the owners.

Yes! Pashmina scarves are something classy and a truly borderless, elegant fashion accessory. The stunning skills of these magical artists result in the lavishing pashmina shawls. Pashmina scarves are always in fashion and considered a treasure by the owners.

How much time did it take to make the Pashmina?

Making the original Pashmina shawl is time-consuming and painstaking work. From the spinning of the wool to weaving the shawl, every step is done by hand. It takes months to years to complete a single piece of Kashmir Pashmina.

Making the original Pashmina shawl is time-consuming and painstaking work. From the spinning of the wool to weaving the shawl, every step is done by hand. It takes months to years to complete a single piece of Kashmir Pashmina.

How can I buy genuine Pashmina?

If you are buying Pashmina from a shop, make sure that it is soft, the texture is uneven, and doesn�t generate static electricity. In case, you are buying Pashmina online, then make sure the website is authentic enough by checking the reviews and feedback. In both cases, never forget to check the label as the original Pashmina always carries a label with specifications.

If you are buying Pashmina from a shop, make sure that it is soft, the texture is uneven, and doesn�t generate static electricity. In case, you are buying Pashmina online, then make sure the website is authentic enough by checking the reviews and feedback. In both cases, never forget to check the label as the original Pashmina always carries a label with specifications.

Why pashmina shawls are so expensive?

The collection of Pashmina wool is really full of struggle as the artisans have to collect the naturally shredded wools of the goats residing in the high altitude of the Himalayan mountains. The whole process of spinning and weaving is completely handmade without the help of any technology. These limited edition shawls take several months to finish single piece.

The collection of Pashmina wool is really full of struggle as the artisans have to collect the naturally shredded wools of the goats residing in the high altitude of the Himalayan mountains. The whole process of spinning and weaving is completely handmade without the help of any technology. These limited edition shawls take several months to finish single piece.

Where does Pashmina come from?

Pashmina wool is collected by the hand, combing out the under fleece from the Changthangi Goats. They can only survive in the grass in Ladakh areas where the temperature is as low as minus 20 �C & grow a thick, warm undercoat which is the source of Kashmir Pashmina wool.

Pashmina wool is collected by the hand, combing out the under fleece from the Changthangi Goats. They can only survive in the grass in Ladakh areas where the temperature is as low as minus 20 �C & grow a thick, warm undercoat which is the source of Kashmir Pashmina wool.