Our 100% Pashmina (Flower Pattern) Shawl brings together timeless craftsmanship and delicate design. Handwoven in Nepal using the ultra-soft undercoat of the Chyangra goat, this shawl features a subtle, floral pattern intricately woven into the fabric — a graceful nod to nature and tradition.
Sourced from goats living in the high Himalayan regions above 13,000 feet, the pashmina fibers used are among the finest in the world, measuring just 12–16 microns. The result is a fabric that is supremely soft, light, and insulating. Crafted slowly on traditional wooden looms by Nepalese artisans, this piece blends elegance and cultural heritage in every thread.
A wearable work of art — perfect for special occasions or everyday refinement.
What Makes It Special
✔ 100% Pure Himalayan Pashmina — no blends, no synthetics
✔ Handwoven floral pattern — subtle, feminine, and timeless
✔ Ultra-soft and breathable — ideal for all seasons
✔ Ethically handcrafted in Nepal using generations-old techniques
✔ Lightweight yet naturally insulating for warmth without bulk
Product Details
Material: 100% Pure Himalayan Pashmina
Pattern: Handwoven floral design
Origin: Sourced and woven in Nepal
Fiber Diameter: Approx. 12–16 microns
Dimensions: Length × Width (208 cm × 70 cm)
Weight: Lightweight warmth
Finish: Hand-fringed edges
Sarayou Threads – Handmade with Natural Fibers
To preserve the softness and woven pattern of your shawl, please follow these care guidelines:
Washing
Dry clean recommended.
If washing at home:
• Gently hand wash in cold water with a mild wool or pashmina detergent.
• Do not rub, wring, or twist.
Drying
Lay flat to dry in the shade on a clean towel.
Avoid direct sunlight or heat.
Do not tumble dry.
Storage
Store folded in a breathable cotton bag.
Keep away from moisture and moths.
Do not hang long-term to prevent stretching.
Extra Tips
Avoid wearing sharp jewelry that may catch the weave.
Light steaming can remove creases — avoid direct iron heat.
Crafted by hand. Woven with care. Meant to last.
Thank you for supporting traditional craftsmanship and natural materials.
Our 100% Pashmina (Flower Pattern) Shawl brings together timeless craftsmanship and delicate design. Handwoven in Nepal using the ultra-soft undercoat of the Chyangra goat, this shawl features a subtle, floral pattern intricately woven into the fabric — a graceful nod to nature and tradition.
Sourced from goats living in the high Himalayan regions above 13,000 feet, the pashmina fibers used are among the finest in the world, measuring just 12–16 microns. The result is a fabric that is supremely soft, light, and insulating. Crafted slowly on traditional wooden looms by Nepalese artisans, this piece blends elegance and cultural heritage in every thread.
A wearable work of art — perfect for special occasions or everyday refinement.
What Makes It Special
✔ 100% Pure Himalayan Pashmina — no blends, no synthetics
✔ Handwoven floral pattern — subtle, feminine, and timeless
✔ Ultra-soft and breathable — ideal for all seasons
✔ Ethically handcrafted in Nepal using generations-old techniques
✔ Lightweight yet naturally insulating for warmth without bulk
Product Details
Material: 100% Pure Himalayan Pashmina
Pattern: Handwoven floral design
Origin: Sourced and woven in Nepal
Fiber Diameter: Approx. 12–16 microns
Dimensions: Length × Width (208 cm × 70 cm)
Weight: Lightweight warmth
Finish: Hand-fringed edges
Sarayou Threads – Handmade with Natural Fibers
To preserve the softness and woven pattern of your shawl, please follow these care guidelines:
Washing
Dry clean recommended.
If washing at home:
• Gently hand wash in cold water with a mild wool or pashmina detergent.
• Do not rub, wring, or twist.
Drying
Lay flat to dry in the shade on a clean towel.
Avoid direct sunlight or heat.
Do not tumble dry.
Storage
Store folded in a breathable cotton bag.
Keep away from moisture and moths.
Do not hang long-term to prevent stretching.
Extra Tips
Avoid wearing sharp jewelry that may catch the weave.
Light steaming can remove creases — avoid direct iron heat.
Crafted by hand. Woven with care. Meant to last.
Thank you for supporting traditional craftsmanship and natural materials.
