Heirloom Mustard Diamond Pashmina

This piece features a timeless diamond border, hand embroidered along all four edges of a mustard toned Pashmina. The border flows with a diamond shaped pattern, paisley inspired shapes and cornered by a spade motif. The hand needlework is tightly controlled, densely packed, and finished with exceptionally intricate detailing.

  • 100% handloom pashmina woven in small artisanal batches for exceptional softness and purity

  • Generous 200cm × 70cm silhouette designed for an elegant, fluid drape

  • 200 hours of fine needlework completed over a dedicated two‑month period by master Kashmiri artisans

  • Five rich embroidery tones on mustard base, ideal contemporary and heritage styling

  • Hand‑stitched diamond motifs crafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations

  • Each piece completed by a single artisan to preserve consistency, authenticity, and heirloom value

  • Lightweight yet naturally insulating, offering year round comfort in all climates

  • Finished with natural hand‑tied fringes for a refined, understated look

  • Ethically sourced Himalayan pashmina fibres renowned for their unmatched softness and rarity

  • A timeless collector’s piece blending heritage craftsmanship with modern luxury minimalism

£1.00

One size · 200 × 100 cm · approx. 200g

Government certification
Certified Authentic Government Certification
Dry clean only
Do not wash
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron — low heat
Lay flat to dry
  • 100% Pure Changthangi Pashmina
  • Fibre diameter: 12–16 microns (finer than regular cashmere)
  • Hand-spun on traditional wooden charkha, hand-woven on pit looms
  • Dimensions: 200 × 100 cm · Weight: approx. 200g
  • Naturally hypoallergenic & gentle on skin
  • Versatile: wear as wrap, scarf, travel shawl, or evening accessory

Dry clean only. Store folded in the provided cotton dust bag away from direct sunlight. Pashmina improves with age — fibres soften naturally over time.

Each wrap is produced in partner workshops in Srinagar’s old weaving quarter — fair wages, safe conditions, and the continuation of a craft passed down for generations. No machines, no industrial waste, no chemicals. The carbon footprint is extremely low compared to machine-made cashmere.

The Changthangi goats live at 14,000–16,000 feet on the Changthang plateau in temperatures dropping to −40°C. Their ultra-fine fibre is gathered ethically during the natural moulting season — no shearing, no harm, no stress. One of the most humane luxury fibres in the world.

Premium gift packaging included with artisan story card and Certificate of Authenticity.

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Returns: 30 days from delivery for a full refund. Items must be unworn and in original packaging.

Ethically Sourced

Gathered during the natural moulting season. No shearing, no harm. Fair wages, always.

Natural Fibres Only

100% natural. No synthetics, no chemicals, no microplastics. Fully biodegradable.

Slow-Made

Months to complete. Hand-spun, hand-woven, hand-finished. Built to last a lifetime.

Heritage Craft

Sozni, Kani, traditional pit looms. Techniques passed down through generations.

Kashmir — Est. 1000 CE

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Woven in Srinagar’s old weaving quarter, Kashmir

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