Collection: Pashmina

<p>Kashmir Origin's <strong>Kashmiri Pashmina</strong> collection brings you the world's finest handwoven shawls and stoles — crafted from the ultra-fine wool of the Changthangi goat, found only in the high-altitude regions of Ladakh. Lighter than air yet warm as a hug, authentic Pashmina is one of nature's most luxurious fibres and a treasured symbol of Kashmiri craftsmanship.</p><p>Our Pashmina collection spans a wide range of styles — from richly <strong>embroidered Pashminas</strong> featuring Sozni and Aari needlework, to elegant <strong>solid Pashminas</strong>, playful <strong>dip-dye Pashminas</strong>, and versatile <strong>reversible Pashminas</strong>. Each piece is handwoven on traditional looms by master weavers in the Kashmir Valley, taking several days to complete.</p><p>All our Pashminas are sourced with full traceability and many carry the coveted <strong>GI (Geographical Indication) tag</strong> — the Government of India's guarantee of authentic Kashmiri origin and purity. Shop our Pashmina collection online and own a piece of living heritage.</p><h2>Frequently asked questions</h2><h3>How do I check if a Pashmina is real?</h3><p>Real Pashmina feels ultra-soft, extremely lightweight, and warm. It passes through a finger ring easily. GI-tagged Pashminas from Kashmir Origin come with a certification hologram for guaranteed authenticity.</p><h3>What is the difference between Pashmina and Cashmere?</h3><p>Pashmina and Cashmere come from the same Changthangi goat, but Pashmina uses only the finest inner fibres (under 16 microns), making it softer and lighter than regular cashmere.</p><h3>What is a GI tag in Pashmina?</h3><p>A GI (Geographical Indication) tag is a Government of India certification that guarantees the Pashmina is 100% pure, handspun and handwoven in the Kashmir Valley. It comes with a hologram label on the product.</p>