Pashmina Stole

The term "Pashmina," derived from Persian, meaning "gold wool," reflects the unparalleled luxury and warmth this fabric embodies.
Every Pashmina Stole is a labor of love, meticulously woven by skilled artisans known as Wovurs using the traditional Wonun weaving technique, which has been cherished since the 15th century. The journey begins with the creation of the warp, where the finest Pashmina yarn is gently wound around 4 to 8 iron rods, meticulously positioned on the ground. This delicate process, referred to as Yarun in Kashmiri tradition, demands precision and patience, as approximately 1200 threads are stretched across a 10-meter span. Remarkably, the artisan responsible for this task covers a remarkable 12 kilometers while ensuring each thread is flawlessly aligned.
Imbued with centuries of heritage and craftsmanship, our Pashmina Stole is a symbol of timeless elegance and sophistication. Notably, its lightweight and supple nature allow it to effortlessly pass through a ring, adding to its versatility and allure.
Experience the unmatched luxury and refinement of Kashmiri artistry with our exquisite Pashmina Stole, a true testament to tradition and beauty, exclusively available at www.themalhotrastore.com.
 
Note: Color can slightly vary.